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John D'Arcy is a Lecturer in the School of Arts, English and Languages at Queen's University Belfast, affiliated with the Centre for Technological Innovation, Mental Health and Education (TIME). His work spans sound art, interactive media, and performance studies, with a focus on interdisciplinary projects involving digital technology and cultural narratives.
Research interests include sound art, interactive media, digital performance, and the application of virtual reality in mental healthcare. His projects often explore Belfast's cultural landscape and global artistic trends. Recent collaborations involve 3D scanning in dance, VR therapy for PTSD, and historical narratives of communist movements.
- Received 4 major awards including the Arts Council of Northern Ireland Award and Future Screens NI grants.
- Supervises creative PhD projects in media, music, and interdisciplinary practices.
- Active in public engagement through BBC radio and TV appearances discussing art and technology.
Led initiatives like the Centre for Creative Ethnography and participated in global roundtables on VR choreography. His creative outputs include digital installations, soundtracks, and edited volumes blending academic rigor with artistic innovation.
