Where the work
meets the world.

Listed in the report’s summer residency program; the published dates remain subject to confirmation.

Network research and scouting visit listed in the 2026 program.

Pravin Pillay, complexity artist, and the Tea Mistress offer a proof-of-experience version of Forest Awakening—a live, performed datapoetic deep-listening/presencing tea ceremony in a cedar grove for the Zen poetry readings at nearby Beaver Point Hall. MOVE37XR hosts the poets at the Wen,ná,néc place-based residency.

Pravin Pillay and Carol Anne Hilton participated in the summit and connected with the University of Saskatchewan network. The trip also included a visit with Sandra Semchuk.

Decentralized web community gathering listed in the 2026 program.

A summer gathering supporting the soft launch of the Wen,ná,néc residency environment.

Residency and rehearsals with the visiting orchestra from Greece, part of the Wen,ná,néc soft launch.

Dome works, installations, film and spatial sound brought together more than fifteen Indigenous artists. Salish Sea Dreaming developed from its April proof of experience into this immersive prototype.

Creative development gathering connecting artists and immersive technology. The report’s printed day range is inconsistent, so the archive retains month precision.

Salish Sea Dreaming’s proof of experience, presented with Salt Spring Arts and the Wilding Foundation. April 10 is consistent in the report; the closing day differs between sections.

John Desnoyers-Stewart and Ruby Singh joined a research delegation with H.R. MacMillan Space Centre programming leadership.

Salish Sea research and relationship building informing the immersive work.

Canadian premiere connecting immersive performance with living fungal systems, with VIVO in Vancouver.

Pravin Pillay and Carol Anne Hilton participated in the summit; the research visit also included the Museum of the Future.

Post-Dubai conversations with IPROSA about a developing Indigenomics Africa gathering, alongside a Constitution Hill visit.

John Desnoyers-Stewart and Ruby Singh joined Opera Reborn and TouchDesigner YVR for artist-led experimentation.

Pravin Pillay led a seminar combining theory, immersive experience and dialogue on global health, planetary health and foresight.

Place-based research and relationship building for future learning and residency activity.

An independent collaboration between artists Ruby Singh and John Desnoyers-Stewart, who were introduced through MOVE37XR network activities.

Research, exchange and network building documented in the inaugural annual report.

Research, exchange and network building documented in the inaugural annual report.

Research, exchange and network building documented in the inaugural annual report.

Simphiwe Buthelezi and John Desnoyers-Stewart collaborated through a residency facilitated by Natalia Lebedinskaia. Exact dates are not specified in the report.

Scouting and technology-network research. The annual report lists June; the organizer’s event dates were May 27–30, used here for the festival window.

An invitational gathering exploring media and social transformation.

Following the summer prototype, the dome moved into an immersive art gallery setting with Eternal Nectar Productions.

An immersive arts program curated with Pravin Pillay, Loretta Todd / IM4 and Natalia Tcherniak.

An immersive art showcase featuring BARDO.

A home for immersive presentations, experimentation and community gathering.

Early residency development with Tritone and the Masterplanta biosonification tour.

BARDO presented during Lumière YVR.

Pravin Pillay, Ruby Singh and John Desnoyers-Stewart presented an immersive keynote and panel at the Creative City Summit.

An independent collaboration between artists Ruby Singh and John Desnoyers-Stewart, who were introduced through MOVE37XR network activities.

Pravin Pillay was appointed Community Fellow at the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research.

A creator jam and immersive test night in the EarthSky dome.

An immersive gathering in the EarthSky dome during the Indigenomics Wellness Retreat.

EarthSky dome testing during the annual community yoga retreat, with sound, movement and immersive experiences.

Construction and setup of the prototype 42-foot EarthSky immersive dome.

An immersive keynote exploring art and empathy at the Transformative Impact Summit.

Research visits to Otherworld, Phoria and a Honolulu planetarium informed dome and immersive media practice.

Canadian Innovation Lounge presentations included Star Stuff, BARDO, KraKIN and Polyphonic Garden.

Global Indigenous Technology House panel at SXSW 2024. The original listing provides the festival date window rather than a single panel date.

Immersive venue research alongside the spring SXSW trip.

Hyperobject 108: The Dreaming presented during Winter Arts Festival.

MOVE37XR was recognized as a digital arts organization.

A recurring series of virtual reality salons for creative exchange and immersive experimentation.

XR Pecha Kucha presentations with Pravin Pillay, John Desnoyers-Stewart and Brad Necyk.

On-demand presentation of The rain is the river is the ocean across the listed season.

A midsummer creative jam bringing the Cyber Love Dream community together.

A live-streamed conversation with Ian MacKenzie on the cyber-sensual and immersive arts.

Cyber Love Garden immersive theatre at Otherworld 2023, presented within the KindleArts community.

A research visit to Kohala Sanctuary.

Pravin Pillay and Carol Anne Hilton developed the vision and relationships for a Global Indigenous Technology House.

A creator-space gathering and early soft launch for the MOVE37XR community.

The arts collective formalized its nonprofit organization and founding board.

Monthly VR salons connecting artists and creative researchers across the 2022–23 season.

Collaboration with Brad Necyk, John Desnoyers-Stewart and the iSpace network expanded the collective’s monthly salon practice.

Pravin Pillay founded the collective with guidance from Sandra Semchuk, developing virtual artist salons and an XR studio supported by Emergent Performance.

The TACE initiative joined the Presencing Institute’s ULab 2x and received a ParTeck seed grant through Human Data Commons, helping establish the foundations of MOVE37XR.