Genetic Moo

Return to Papay

We're currently finishing off a large interactive piece for our return to Papa Westray in February. Nautilus looks at deep evolutionary time and was inspired by Star Maker the Science Fiction classic by Olaf Stapledon. Gyro Nights 2012 festival

Tiffin School

Genetic Moo were invited by LONSAS to host a day long digital animation workshop at Tiffin School in Kingston. The year nine boys created weird and wonderful creatures to populate The Tiffin Bestiary, a code-driven animated world. We had a brilliant day!

The London Group Open 2011

The London Group Open went well. Mutoscope was much enjoyed. The new pentaradial version gave it a variable structure and more user options. People showed a lot of interest at a talk we gave about the work. We're looking forward to the challenge of future London Group shows especially in 1913, their centenary year. Documentation of the show can be seen on The London Group's Flickr page

Deptford X 2011

We showed The Fly at Deptford X 2011, London's foremost contemporary arts festival. We were upstairs at the Amersham Arms where over the festival weekend we got hundreds of people to indulge in our pulsating flesh landscape. We collaborated with sound designer Patricia Afari (AKA NuKarm).

Papa Westray August 2011

The show in Papay was a success with over half the island attending to interact with Growthlines and the Animacules. We also had time to research for the Gyro Nights 2012 festival which is next February. You can read about our trip on our research blog

Glastonbury 2011

We survived Glastonbury 2011 and brought our interactive art to thousands of late night revelers in the Shangri-La zone. To hear more about the experience visit our research blog