An immersive and empowering 3D platform for youth; mind mapping, creative writing and digital photography, virtual reality and gaming technology, 3D and 360 imagery, and sound composition. This innovative convergence of artforms allows youth to express powerful self-identity in the natural world, creating virtual stories as speculative universes on the future of wilderness, set in the year 2050.

Selected Projects: 21-25

Parallel Wilds was created in a pilot project, Silvereye, 2021, with students from Beechworth and Tallangatta High Schools at Outdoor School Bogong, a Creative Learning Partnership (Creative Victoria and Victorian Department of Education)

In 2023, we completed a residency in 3 Ovens Valley primary schools, funded by Regional Arts Victoria, Foundation for Regional Rural Renewal, and Landcare. There was UK research and development, hosted by Young Somerset UK.

In 2024, our 2023 project with Young Somerset, The Stream of Freedom, won the Group Category of the UK Creative Freedom Award hosted by John Muir Trust and exhibited in Pitlochry National Park, Scotland.

In 2025, we completed a 6-school project in Towong Shire with M2M Landcare, funded by Border Trust, an FRRR Bushfire Recovery Project. Celebrating 5 years, we have created over 35 virtual worlds with youth on the future of wilderness.

2024 SELECTED PROJECTS

01 Ripples from the Future by Albury City Youth: July 2024

02 Macquaria Australasica by Beechworth Secondary College: November 2024

03 The Mirrors of Moodemere by Rutherglen High School: November 2024

04 The Powerful Owl by Moorabool Shire Council Youth: November 2024

2025 SELECTED PROJECTS

01 The Sense of Humanity by Burrumbuttock Primary School, NSW: July 2025

02 Youthful Dreams in Wildflower Meadows by the Young Rangers of Young Somerset, UK: August 2025

03 Where the Mountains are Home by Bethanga, Talgarno, Walwa, Sacred Heart Corryong, Mitta Mitta, and St Michaels Tallangatta Primary Schools, Victoria: September 2025

04 From Huskisson Beach by Callala, Falls Creek, and Jervis Bay Primary Schools, NSW: December 2025