Entangled Atlas is a speculative film, first shown at El Espacio Fundación Telefónica as part of Windows to the Future - an exhibition imagining optimistic future scenarios far removed from the most conventional stereotypes of science fiction. The diptych presents an allegorical world where everyday human spaces are entangled with persistent real-time digital twins of more-than-human landscapes. These phantom apparitions give presence to distant ecologies that call for us to form deep and long-lasting relationships with more-than-human kin. The world of Entangled Atlas signals the potential for near future technologies to facilitate a return to animist attitudes, as we consider what it means to dwell with our only Earth with great attention and care, whilst also treading lightly.

Inferstudio is a digital worldbuilding and investigative design studio. We create immersive films and images that imagine fictional futures; both aspirational and cautionary. We also develop digital visualisations that interpret and communicate complex environmental realities from our world today.
 
Our approach is multi-disciplinary by nature. We work through architectural visualisations, immersive art installations, original animated films, data visualisation platforms, title sequences, documentaries, visual essays and more. We are also regularly engaged in teaching - currently at the RCA, London. Our projects converge around themes of ecology, land/ocean-scapes, and extended reality.  

TEAM
 
Bethany Edgoose - Co-founder + Director:
Bethany is an editor, writer, and researcher with a background in anthropology and international studies. Before Inferstudio, she worked as a cyber-security analyst and a nuclear security researcher. She graduated with distinction from the M.Sc in Anthropology and Development at the London School of Economics. She currently co-teaches Architecture Design Studio 13 with Nathan at the Royal College of Art (London) within the MA Architecture programme.
 

Nathan Su - Co-founder + Director:
Nathan is a designer, technologist, and researcher with a background in architecture. He has worked as an advanced researcher for Forensic Architecture, and has taught in architecture schools internationally, including at UCLA, the Architectural Association (AA), and Strelka Institute. He studied architecture at the University of Melbourne and at the AA, where he received Diploma Honours. He currently co-teaches Architecture Design Studio 13 with Bethany at the Royal College of Art (London) within the MA Architecture programme.
 

Sarah Su - Sound Artist:
Sarah is a composer, writer, and creative director. With a background in music composition and sound design, their work explores shared narratives of identity through collaborative, multi-sensory experiential art. They are a co-founder of Obol Records, a record label and artist community, looking to carve out a space for electronic and experimental music in Naarm (Melbourne). They studied composition and sound design at the Victorian College of the Arts.