Jack Wrigley
3006001w@student.gla.ac.uk
Research title: Indiscernible Zones: Scottish Military Landscapes and Extended Realities
Research Summary
Video games are today's paradigmatic representational medium, strongly influencing collective cultural memory. The mass popularity of immersive conflict simulators, several set in Scotland, directly inform narratives and perceptions of the Scottish landscape. This practice based research examines these existing virtual representations and works to construct experimental alternative renderings that aid in reframing and altering critical discourse surrounding unseen militarised spaces in rural Scotland.
Conferences
Photography in Virtual Culture - The Photographers' Gallery and University of Westminster. May 2024
Paper Title - Indexical Encroachment and Semi-Synthetic Landscapes
Radical Joy - School of Culture and Creative Arts PGR Symposium. University of Glasgow. November 2025
Paper Title - The Sensorial Commons vs. Directed Energy Weapons
Teaching
Graduate Teaching Assistant - Film and Television Studies - Screen Analysis - FTV1011
Virtual Landscapes and Radical Performance. Theatre Studies BA Hons. Three hour workshop. 2025
