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Technology promises real-time online interaction. Documenting the Past LIVE attempts to capture the delays in real-time technology using live streams. The gap between the present and real-time could indicate the failure of such promise.

After a hectic summer and autumn of engagement events on the Wirral, I am now just two weeks away from the exhibition opening at the Williamson Art Gallery – 7 December 2019 – 2 February 2020.

A place to be. Sharing responses to COVID-19

# Flaunt It is an exhibition and social event in Southampton conceived by Tony Spencer and Peter McGinnis.

This blog will serve as a record of the steps I take to realise a bronze sculpture for the lawn of Sandham Memorial Chapel

Chromatic compass, a recent painting that encapsulates my passion for colour and geometry. Futuristic angles and vivid colours (including metallic ones , i.e., silver) both collide into a striking composition.At first glance, this paintings seem static. Yet a dynamic sense […]

Developing a new body of work in 2021 with an ACE Develop Your Creative Practice Grant – achieved with the help of the a-n Mentoring Bursary 2019/20.

A bit more detail that could not be included in the live interview, due to time restrictions.

Site specific art – hand printed lace wallpaper.

Live work creative space.

It may be slightly early to pen a round-up of my year but I’m at a point where I’m reflecting on the Solo Show and exhibitions I’ve been a part of.

In my practice I explore a performative, as opposed to scientific, understanding of ‘lively material’ (cells, viruses and DNA). I am using my a-n bursary to develop content for a sound art workshop that focuses on performative ways of relating to lively material through sound.

A two-week interdisciplinary residency to focus on my practice at the arts organisation Hospitalfield in Arbroath, Scotland. During this time I will be focusing on developing new artwork for the ongoing project Bummock: Tennyson.

Function/Error is a performative experiment on the impossibility of completing a task due to the health and safety regulations on ladder usage. The impractical safety rules forced a humorous response that involves the performance of a useless action.

16mm Experiments with Erehwon Lab

Can my socially engaged method of working usefully engage with my local community, artists and organisations?
Reflections on the RESEARCH part of my R&D project, funded by Arts Council England over 2019.

With funding from an A-N bursary I met and interviewed five sculptors working in the field of ceramics.