body>data>space is a collective of artists and designers engaged in creating fascinating connections between performance, architecture, new media and virtual worlds. Using our own collaboration methodologies and networked creation processes, the group visions the future of the human body and its real-time relationship to evolving global, social and technological shifts.

This focus on the weave of the live body in digital interaction reflects on all of our own experiences in today’s world – our bodies are extending and developing, our senses are enhanced, our social and work lives are changing through the use of digital tools and social media. At the base of this is the imperative issue of how we, our bodies and minds, affect and influence the various realities surrounding us.

body>data>space use cutting edge performance, installation and interaction techniques to comment on these changes through the creation of innovative forms of education, art and entertainment. Journeys, street events, immersion environments and responsive spaces are all part of our core creation experience. We engage the public in the creative side of the work, in majority, creating equal authorship through the participation of others. Forums, cluster projects, workshops and research groups give us the every evolving input needed to update and add into the debates and events we enable.

Formed in 2005, and emerging from previous digital ground-breaking organisations shinkansen and Future Physical, we have over 20 years work experience in the international cultural and creative industries and in the digital sector. The collective contains established mature professionals and those with fresh, topical and younger thinking – an inter-generational grouping from those in our 20s to our 50s. Together we offer our clients a highly diverse range of skills and deep knowledge from within the group, and we produce and curate a wide variety of activities using our extensive joint experiences.

We employ our own collaboration methodology “The Weave” to assemble and enable groups, often gathering people from diverse sectors, to explore, share, debate and create ideas together. We work in an interdisciplinary way, co-producing with and creating deep co-operation projects between sectors and peer group organisations across Europe. We opt to be part of and aim to influence the intercultural and socio political dialogue of today’s world – local to local and European to global.

Ongoing and future interests lie in cultural exchange, knowledge transfer and collaboration through interauthorship. We are expanding our ideas for event telematics, and for creative participation through physical gaming. Future projects explore digital mobility on a European scale, future work and play environments and social engagement through crowd sourced initiatives and media facades.