Sulcus Loci is an immersive interactive installation designed and built by students from Interaction Design and Master of Architecture courses at The University of Queensland in collaboration with artist Svenja Kratz. Sound Artist Eve Klein from UQ’s School of Music has composed a complementary soundscape for the work. Sulcus Loci showcases the impressive image library generated by researchers of Queensland Brain Institute’s Microscopy Unit. The team has created a structure and experience that highlights the interconnection between neuroplasticity and human-environment. This cross-disciplinary project was initiated by UQ Art Museum as a part of broader program to engage students and academics in a creative nexus of the arts, science and environment.
Sulcus Loci is on display in SLQ Gallery, Level 2, State Library of Queensland from Tuesday, 1 March to 15 May 2016. The Installation is open to the public during the State Library of Queensland’s opening hours.
Photography by Judit Losh
