Ruth is currently exploring how immersive digital spaces can be used to make music and the arts accessible and inclusive. Explore her recent work on this page.
Digital Projects
Exhibiting immersive project protoype
Using facial mocap and Rokoko suit to record performance
Animating a skeletal mesh with mocap data
Showcase Day at BOM (Birmingham Open Media)
📸 Photographs by Angela Grabowska. https://angelagrabowska.com/
Alongside a team of emerging digital creators and experienced professionals, Ruth developed and exhibited a prototype project with BOM (Birmingham Open Media). The project explores how K’antu Ensemble’s historical performances can be reimagined within immersive digital environments, incorporating motion capture and metahuman technologies to bring musical heritage into new virtual spaces.
This short video outlines Ruth’s creative process, offering behind-the-scenes insight into how she translated instruments and music into a digital environment.
Curious to learn more? Download the project presentation here:
Technology and Accessibility
Ruth is currently working on combining her experience in SEND music education with digital media. In collaboration with the University of Birmingham’s ElectroAcoustic experts, emerging young composers, and children from special schools, she is now exploring accessible composition using new technologies, augmented reality, and binaural sound.
