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Camille Baker is a Professor of Interactive and Immersive Arts at the Royal College of Art's School of Communication, with a focus on digital art, XR design, and participatory performance. She leads the Digital Direction programme and the Immersive Acts Research Group, exploring how immersive technologies can preserve community histories and address climate futures. Her work bridges art, technology, and healthcare, notably through projects like INTER/her (shortlisted for the Lumen Prize 2021) and Mammary Mountain, which use VR and haptics to amplify patient narratives. Camille has held roles at institutions like the University for the Creative Arts and has been a key figure in EU-funded projects such as VOICE and WEAR Sustain.
- Research Focus: Extended embodiment in mixed reality, wearable tech, and healthcare storytelling.
- Grants: € Multi-million EU Horizon grants, Arts Council England funding.
- Collaborations: Works with artists, technologists, and scientists on global projects.
Her publications include New Directions in Mobile Media and Performance (2018) and contributions to journals like Virtual Creativity. Camille also advises on initiatives like the British Science Festival and serves on editorial boards for academic journals.
