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at this exhibition at bfi south bank, you can enjoy the artwork, short films through virtual realitythe front of the headset and adjust it to your eyes. bringing technology and art together to bring you closer to the story. the virtual reality is really an immersive medium, you kind of get lost inside of it. it creates this empathy that no other medium, i think, can create. so telling a story about that is about someone else, you immediately kind of put yourself in their shoes. bamboo kenneth's work is about the challenge of non—binary parents trying to adopt a child. the exhibition's artists are all non—binary or women to counter the idea that tech is a man's world. there is the stereotype that new and emerging technologies are predominately male. it is not true, there are amazing female and nonbinary creators working on the stories and here at the bfi, we want to surface that. when i first began training in this medium, i went to a lab and there were 20 participants and i was the only woman. and it was entirely white. things needed to change and i think this will be a real game cha

at this exhibition at bfi south bank, you can enjoy the artwork, short films through virtual realityr eyes. bringing technology and art together to bring you closer to the story. the virtual reality is really an immersive medium, you kind of get lost inside of it. so it creates this empathy that no other medium, i think, can create. so telling a story about that is about someone else, you immediately kind of put yourself in their shoes. bamboo kenneth's work is about the challenge of non—binary parents trying to adopt a child. the exhibition's artists are all non—binary or women to counter the idea that tech is a man's world. there is the stereotype that new and emerging technologies are predominately male. it is not true, there are amazing female and non—binary creators working on very powerful and exciting stories and here at the bfi, we want to surface that. when i first began training in this medium, i went to a lab and there were 20 participants and i was the only woman. and it was entirely white. things needed to change and i think this is going to be a real game—changer and it

. >> reporter: nichols died january 10th, 3 days after he was brutally bfi memphis police officers, whopart of a specialized scorpion street crime unit. they are all facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder. >> the only thing that is keeping me going is the fact i choose on assignment. >> reporter: we are now learning four of the five former officers charged in the assault had prior complaints. the department reprimanded desmond mills jr. following the 2019 arrest for failing to file a report about the use of physical force he used in an arrest. three years ago, nichols moved to memphis to be closer to his mother. he had a 4-year-old son and worked at the second shift at fedex with his stepfather. his mother says he was an avid skateboarder who love sunsets. >> tyre was a beautiful person. and for this to happen to him is just unimaginable. >> reporter: now during the service, many called on congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, attorney crump announced a section would be added to that in honor of tyre nichols, making it required four officers to inte