Brian T. Moore
interactive immersive artist
Brian T. Moore is an artist that creates large scale, dynamic immersive experiences. His practice involves a deep commitment to the process that create respectful and challenging outcomes.
A multifaceted collaborator, Brian uses his skills to push the boundaries of a human immersive experience. Inspired by nature and our collective struggle to find balance.
IYINISIWIN
Quantum Wampum production | co-creator
Kitchiner | TheMuseum | November 2022—Present
Iyinisiwin (eyine’sewin) is a Cree word used to describe the intersection of intelligence, knowledge, and wisdom and is also the poignant title of this experiential art piece.
Iyinisiwin is an immersive installation that seeks to challenge current perceptions, while inviting the audience to rediscover humanity’s interconnectedness within the universe.
This experience departs from the majority narrative of human exceptionalism and is rooted in Indigenous wisdom, which unveils the intelligence, knowledge, and wisdom displayed in the natural world.
IYinisiwin 360 vr
Just like being there. If you can, look around the gallery as the show immerses you.
in the wake of progress :
edward burtynsky
40 years in the making, this major multimedia project bears witness to the impact of human industry on the planet. This spectacular immersive art piece challenges us to have an important conversation about our legacy and the future implications of sustainable life on Earth.
Director of immersive experience, editing & motion
Venice | M9 – Museo del ‘900 | June 21, 2024 - January 12, 2025
London, UK | Saatchi Gallery | February 14 - May 6, 2024
Montreal | Arsenal | September 7 - October 15, 2023
Sydney AU | Taylor Square | August 26 - September 18, 2022
Toronto | Canadian Opera Company Theatre | June 25 - July 17, 2022
Toronto | Yonge-Dundas Square | June 11-12, 2022
unceded: voices of the land Douglas cardinal
Douglas Cardinal
Director of immersive experience
Ottawa | Museum of History | 2019 - 2021
Venice | Venice Biennale Architecture | 2018 Canadian entry