Career
Juno Morrow’s early work primarily consisted of travel and street photography before growing to include interactive media,such as games. [3] In 2014,Morrow released Mastering Tedium,a "tongue-in-cheek" terminal-based laundry simulator game. [6] [7] Oral Perspectives,also released in 2014,is a game designed for VR that uses a microphone and a custom jaw sensor. [4] The game's perspective takes place inside the mouth and is intended to cause discomfort. Her M.F.A. thesis,entitled Depth Perception,is a multimodal experiential installation using virtual and augmented reality technologies. [8] It aims to challenge traditional systemic notions of truth and deconstruct the binary of abstract/mental,material/physical,and artificial/real. [8] [9] In 2018,Morrow was commissioned to create Conspiracy Theories About Myself and Orbtown for inclusion in the DreamboxXx,a unique arcade cabinet featuring nontraditional,queer games and were later sold as a bundle with proceeds going to charity. [10] [11] Conspiracy Theories About Myself is inspired by her experience as a transgender person walking down the street. [12] The goal of the game is to make it home without crying. Conspiracy Theories About Myself later went on to be showcased at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. [13] Morrow’s artwork and designs have been exhibited internationally. [14] [9] [15] She has also advocated for making games education accessible to people of color and for labor organization within the games industry. [3] [16] Morrow has also been developing the first public game design degree program in New York City since 2015. [1] She has three games currently in development. The first is called Pruuds vs. Sloots,which is categorized as a fighting game. The second is Under Pressure,which is a small art toy about social control and pressure. The third is called Crisscross,which is a simple platformer inspired by Frogger . She also has a prototype called Dial that is still early in development.
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