A selection of finished projects and collections of work.
Pint of science festival 2024 - Creative Reactions. Created in response to James Scott's talk on the potted psychology and history of time.
'Voices of Richard III' for Cambridge Creative Encounters in collaboration with researcher Dr Jitka Štollová. Shown at the West Hub as part of Cambridge Festival 2024.
Crisis of content exhibition - King's College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge Festival 2023
What are the questions we should be asking about the rise of algorithmic control, especially when it affects copyright law and the access to knowledge? What might happen if a copyright checking algorithm became conscious of its work? What might it desire?
GPT-3 AI COLLABORATION
When prompted with philosophical questions, will a generative neural network provide answers, or pose further questions? Can it examine existential angst?
I was honoured to participate in the Performative AI: Neural models + agents workshop. This fabulous course was taught by Carlos Navarro and Harry Moller as part of Digital FUTURES 2022/One Planet.
Pint of Science festival 2022 - Creative Reactions, created in response to Dr Holly Pacey’s research into new high energy particle physics beyond the Standard Model.
Pint of Science festival 2021 - Creative Reactions, created in response to Dr Hugh Hunt’s research into solar radiation management and stratospheric particle injection for climate engineering.
On the eve of another lockdown, I share a series of photographs from the first. Isolation nighttime walks - photographs by streetlamp, taken just with a phone camera.
Visions from the Icknield Way, one of the oldest walking routes in England. The inking of the bromoil prints involves repeated soaking, stippling, wiping, soaking, stippling… layering the ink so that it is drawn to the shadows and repelled from the highlights. The time taken over and spent with the print and the repetitive action of stippling is reminiscent of the walk itself – sometimes meditative, sometimes a slog, repetitive labour.
