Katharine Vega explores performance, storytelling and land art, Virtual and Mixed Reality performances and Domes and integrates the sense of touch to involve presence and sensing in the dissemination of a performance through technology. Vega is an artist and passionate educator at chroma.space, the artist group she founded in 2010. She creates media performance, interactive art, urban disruption and games experiments playfully investigating the flexible relationship between the physical and the virtual, the real and imagined. Art and performance work has shown nationally and internationally with recent work at the touring exhibition on female digital artists Technology is Not Neutral 2016-­2017 as well as at Nimes 2016, London’s Science Museum, Brighton Digital Festival and FACT Liverpool. She has worked with Virtual Reality since 2011 and this work is currently discussed in the Routledge book “Intersecting Art and Technology in Practice” and Spike Art Quarterly.