John Darvell is an interactive digital dance artist and Director of NOCTURN, making participatory work with communities, venues and festivals for over 20 years. His practice centres on later-life dancers and interactive immersive technology, creating co-created encounters shaped by the people inside them. Good Enough — supported by Immersive Arts funding — grew out of an earlier residency at Cove Park, and this next phase of development brings the project back to where the initial idea first took shape. Co-created with older gay, bi and queer men, it explores shame, resilience and ageing through a portable, touch-led storybox that travels into rural Scottish spaces.

Christopher Hunt is a creative technologist and founder of Controlled Frenzy, specialising in accessible, audience-first interaction and the development of technology prototypes and installations. A fellow of the RSA and former Creative Technologist Resident of the Studio Wayne McGregor Questlab Network, he leads the technical R&D for Good Enough — including the smartphone journey, handcrafted storybox mechanics and AR layers. His work consistently positions technology in service of human connection rather than spectacle.