I’ve released an app based on my earlier experiments with kaleidoscope video feedback. I’m rather proud, an early user review heralds it as “Best eye candy on the ipad! Addictive, hypnotic and fun. Highly recommended“. I have a simple site … Read More
I’ve recently been collaborating with artist Aphra Shemza on her shemza.digital project, following on from work started with Stuart Bachellor. That site has excellent documentation of the work; some details of our collaboration are in this video. I worked with … Read More
This is an iPad app work-in-progress, which allows for painterly gestures made by Apple Pencil to be expressed as complex fluid and organic motion. This was used extensively for my recent gigs performing live visuals with This is the Kit, … Read More
This is a snippet of video showing animated contours of high-resolution height-field data around Winchester. Distinct patterns can be seen in the water meadow tributories of the River Itchen, hills, human habitation, roads etc. Documentation is somewhat sparse at present, … Read More
In the process of preparing material for an upcoming gig producing visuals for This is the Kit at the Barbican. I’ve been working on some video-processing software, and also playing around with various combinations of projector, laser pointer, water and … Read More
A fun project with a deadly-serious message, here’s a short film I shot with the local XR group campaigning to get Hampshire Pension Fund to divest from fossil fuels and other questionable investments.
Short video I edited of a MutatorVR installation at the Horniman museum as part of the Horniman X Goldsmiths late event, including a taste of the sound design of the piece.
I am privileged to present two “Feedback Variations” works at a large group show at Goldsmiths, including a new piece “Cardboard Box Recursion” for Google Cardboard. Also present at the exhibition is the latest iteration of William Latham’s Mutator 2, … Read More
A new version of William Latham’s work (on which I have again been involved in collaborating) is on display until September 10th as part of an exhibition “Automatic Art” at GVArt near Baker Street, London. The exhibition draws on 50 … Read More
Over the past couple of years, I’ve presented a few coding workshops, both on my own and along with William Latham and Stephen Todd. Participants have been from a range of backgrounds; some artists and designers interested in exploring generative … Read More
William Latham exhibition at iMAL Brussels. As well as work dating from his time at IBM (with my Dad and others, as people who know me will know), this exhibition including a large interactive installation similar to that shown recently … Read More
Fractaleid was exhibited as part of an ICT & Art Connect event at Watermans Arts Centre. Lots of interesting connections made and some inspiring performances.
Here’s a video sample of my current sketches of abstract motion-based art built in FoldSynth: I think I’m going to reimplement some similar functionality as used to make these stills in JavaScript so that it can be easily on the … Read More