Research Focus:
XR – extended reality (augmented, mixed + virtual realities); positive psychology + resilience; somaesthetic design; creative practice + wellbeing
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Kate Geck is an artist intersecting digital and sensory space through media and fabrication techniques that include neon, textiles and code. Her work explores ways to materialise the effects of network culture in the design of technological experiences that centre wellbeing. Exhibitions include Hong Kong Business of Design, Athens Digital Art Festival, NARS NYC, ISEA, Wrong Biennale, Singapore Institute of Contemporary Art, Nextwave, Liquid Architecture, Channels, VAMFF and MFW, with awards and commissions from a number of Australian arts organisations. She is an industry fellow in Interior Design at RMIT, where she is also undertaking a PhD in Design exploring speculative XR spaces and their attentiveness to wellbeing.
Kate has an established community arts practice centred on inclusion, access and support. As a resident artist at Artful Dodgers Studios from 2010-2018, she developed the Spectrum of Practice framework for youth arts engagement. This model infuses wellbeing and wrap around support into the design and development of collaborative creative projects for young people who may be surviving under difficult circumstances. These projects partnered with a range of established Australian artists across a variety of public platforms with support from a number of arts and philanthropic bodies. She has worked on many digital arts projects with diverse collaborators through organisations such as Fog Theatre, Polyglot, Wacol Youth Detention Centre, TAC (NYC), 100 Stories Project and Signal Arts.
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