Digital Dwelling at Skara Brae (Onsite Exhibition and Film)

Alice Watterson; Kieran Baxter; Aaron Watson; John Was

Digital Dwelling at Skara Brae (Onsite Exhibition and Film)

Alice Watterson (Artist)
, Kieran Baxter (Artist)
, Aaron Watson (Artist)
, John Was (Artist)

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

https://www.vimeo.com/66396373

Abstract

Digital Dwelling at Skara Brae is a collaborative project which brings together three visualisation specialists, each with very different methods and mediums of working.

The project was initiated following a series of discussions between Alice Watterson, Kieran Baxter and Aaron Watson, having established a mutual concern for the way digital methods were shaping the ways archaeologists engage with sites and material culture.

An area under-explored in archaeological practice at present is the partnership between traditional approaches to survey and site interpretation and more creative, subjective and experiential approaches. Our film is an experiment in layering multiple approaches, mediums and interpretations.

This project was supported by Historic Scotland and undertaken as part of Watterson's PhD research at the Glasgow School of Art between 2010-2014.

Original language	English
Publisher	Glasgow School of Art
Media of output	Film
Size	6:55 min
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2013
Event	Digital Dwelling at Skara Brae - Skara Brae Historic Site, Orkney , Skaill Bay, United Kingdom Duration: 1 May 2013 → 31 Aug 2013 http://radar.gsa.ac.uk/3449/3/Digital_Dwelling_Exhibition_Content.pdf

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