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
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.
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.
I was recently invited by Nathaniel Mann, in has capacity as composer in residence at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, to implement interactive iPad presentations of some of their sound archives throughout the museum space during their ‘Inside Sound’ … Read More
I have been working for Goldsmiths on a research project in consortium with UCL and Rebellion. http://www.doc.gold.ac.uk/progen/ Some of the software developed in the course of this project is illustrated in these videos, which appear to have embedding disabled for … Read More
Just some photos from Sandaig on the West coast of Scotland, famous as the setting of Gavin Maxwell’s Ring of Bright Water. The name seems apt with the light as it was.
This was the subject of my MSc thesis, and has been ongoing for some time. Recently presented in a poster session at the EMBO Visualisation workshop. There have been some more exciting developments since… Abstract as posted on the Goldsmiths … Read More
While we were both studying at Middlesex, Lee Gamble asked me to take some photos of a rather mind-ticklingly brilliant setup that he had arranged in his bedroom with a hosepipe connected to a loud speaker illuminated by a periodic … Read More