The Consantly Moving Happiness Machine in Berlin

This is my project from my residency in Fljotstunga, Iceland. It comprises paper boats, floating in rural Iceland, including in an ice and lava cave. It’s about lots of things – human fragility in the harsh landscape, the sheer aburdity of placing paper in this extreme environment, journeys – literal and emotional, displacement, etc. It…

I suddenly realised I hadn’t actually written any of my news in the news section for, er, a very long time! So here’s a quick round-up of the highlights and we’ll all just pretend I’ve been dutifully keeping up all along. The Jerwood Makers show went on tour after the original London opening, to Newlyn…

I know, right? I made it all the way to the motherfucking Tate! …for all of 4 days ;). Dole Scum II was shown at Tate Modern in Feb 2107 as part of Shape Arts ‘Ways of Seeing’ for Tate Exchange. I wasn’t there after install – cos just standing next to your art going…

My kinetic piece Where Do you Live? is currently showing at MK Calling 2020 (to re-open after lockdown!) Many thanks to amazing collaborators Clive Doherty and Stuart Moore for amazing engineering and coding skills!

My Piece, ‘The Political is Personal’ is currently being shown at Conway Hall, presented by The Ethical Society. My blog about the piece is on The Fabian Society website! Exciting times!!!

I wrote an editorial for Disability Arts Online about Disability and Identity Politics in the Art World, which you can read here. Pleased to say it also got picked up by Arts Professional as one of their ‘Good Reads’. (There is one comma out of place, and it is driving me nuts! I am regarding…