Tupac Martir is an awarded, multi-disciplinary, digital artist with a portfolio that ranges from lighting design to performative reality using ad-hoc, fast-forward technological solutions in music, theatre, fashion, opera and exhibitions.
As a technology enthusiast from an early age, Tupac has led a team to become pioneers in Virtual Production debuting "Haita" at Sónar+D, lighting and visualisations for the European MTV awards and being part of TRANSMIXR, a 21 partner consortium across Europe that aims to create a range of human-centric tools for remote content production/consumption to name a few.
To find out more visit satorestudio.com
Neil is Professor of Philosophy and XR Technology at the University of Glasgow, and founding Co-Director of Realities and Immersion Glasgow (RIG) - a new research centre for immersive realities. His philosophical background is in the metaphysics of causation on which he continues to write and teach. He chairs the operations board for the University's ARC-XR research facility, and is Principal Investigator for the Museums in the Metaverse project.
To find out more visit neilmcdonnell.org
Led by Edinburgh Futures Institute, the third CreativeTech Scotland Gathering brings together creative tech and data-driven innovation practitioners from across the creative industries to share, network, showcase their work and explore innovation within creative technology.
This event is supported by Edinburgh Futures Institute.