Michele Barker and Anna Munster have collaborated since 1995 in new media arts, exhibiting extensively both in Australia and overseas. Their work integrates photographic, video and interactive installation practices and has addressed issues relating to processes of perception, embodiment and scientific/medical visualization.

Their work focuses on the relationship between digital technologies, medical and scientific applications, and end-user responses. The ‘art-science’ nexus is a very prominent aspect of new media practice and research, and they been actively involved in this dialogue for over a decade. Most recently they have been investigating multiple points of view for user-interaction using multi-channel projections and immersive environments specially addressing issues of the relationship of neuroscience to magic.