"Zero Malaria" Interactive Experience

The Zero Malaria Experience is an immersive and interactive installation which uses new research to tell the story of how a ‘toolbox’ of scientific innovations has helped to reduce malaria over the past 60 years. It illustrates the potential of existing interventions, like insecticide treated bed-nets and vaccines, alongside future ones, like gene-drive technologies and next-generation vaccines, to save millions more lives in years to come.

As Lead Technical Artist I was responsible for determining the hardware and data pipeline required to play back the content in real-time on the large LED screens and to track the gestures of participants.

The project generated significant press attention, with publications citing it's impact and innovative way to visualise complex data, share knowledge and raise awareness for an important cause.