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 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!
Imagine, if you will, a 15 ft snaking paper ribbon on a horizontal plane, with 70’s-style dymo tape text on both sides. (That’s what would have been in the picture…). Unfortunately the festival team were not very competent and they messed up installing it. Here’s a description though: So Near Yet So Far As…
A new political piece, dedicated to those who’ve lost their lives as a result of benefits being revoked, or the the bedroom tax.
The Breathing Room prototype (RnD supported by Unlimited) is showing as part of the Unlimited Festival at Southbank until the end of Sunday 9th September. It’s v exciting having your work tweeted by The South Bank Centre! Here’s me looking all pleased with myself pointing to my name on the blurb (ok, half of my…
It was really rewarding to finally see Paradise Lost, my project about town planning and homelessness, come to fruition. It was created to make 50 years of Milton Keynes, and took about 18 months to come together – it was a real labour of love. It’s been showing as part of MK Fringe 2018, on…
Again with a composite news post after bloomin’ ages – knuckle-wrap for slackness! Unstable II sold at Sothebys in April. This time a crank stand, so 4 different configurations of the piece! Unstable III was featured in a show called Vice & Virtue, at Ruup & Form Gallery, in London. Our film of Breathing Room…
I was very pleased to be selected as the first DASH curatorial resident at MAC Birmingham. You can hear a bit about how it’s going so far in this interview. I will be curating a show there opening in January so stay tuned!