Installation
Zoe Séance
Zoe Seance is a multimedia performance and design project using an augmented reality app and brain headset to investigate our relationship with our human identity and a possible merging with non-human others. The project is inspired by the writings of
Zoe Séance
Zoe Seance is a multimedia performance and design project using an augmented reality app and brain headset to investigate our relationship with our human identity and a possible merging with non-human others. The project is inspired by the writings of
The Metaplasm
The Metaplasm is a mixed reality piece that consists of a computational leather prosthetic and a mixed reality computer vision app. The shoulder garment computes the wearer’s movement data to the app which mixes a phantom augmentation of floating images
The Metaplasm
The Metaplasm is a mixed reality piece that consists of a computational leather prosthetic and a mixed reality computer vision app. The shoulder garment computes the wearer’s movement data to the app which mixes a phantom augmentation of floating images
The Modern Conversation
Our lives are mediated through technologies, but how aware are we about the effect of this extra guest in our relationships? This installation of electronic wearables explores machine mediation, surveillance and the embodiment of algorithmic communication. Translating the normally invisible
The Modern Conversation
Our lives are mediated through technologies, but how aware are we about the effect of this extra guest in our relationships? This installation of electronic wearables explores machine mediation, surveillance and the embodiment of algorithmic communication. Translating the normally invisible
London 2036
– with Future Cities Catapult – Digital installation commissioned for the London Control Room in the Big Bang Data exhibition currently running at Somerset House. Three analogue control units with an overhead projection invite the audience to take charge of
London 2036
– with Future Cities Catapult – Digital installation commissioned for the London Control Room in the Big Bang Data exhibition currently running at Somerset House. Three analogue control units with an overhead projection invite the audience to take charge of
Webstorybox in the New Communications Gallery – Science Museum
Located within the new Communications Gallery in the Science Museum the Webstorybox is a space that tells the story of the web across 10 interlinked screens. Working with the writer Tim Wright and Studio Soda I designed the content for
Webstorybox in the New Communications Gallery – Science Museum
Located within the new Communications Gallery in the Science Museum the Webstorybox is a space that tells the story of the web across 10 interlinked screens. Working with the writer Tim Wright and Studio Soda I designed the content for
Transmissions from the Drone Orchestra
I recently had the opportunity to make drone costumes for an artistic collaboration between speculative architect Liam Young and John Cale (ex Velvet Underground). Young’s idea was to shift the public image of drones from their existing dystopian narratives and
Transmissions from the Drone Orchestra
I recently had the opportunity to make drone costumes for an artistic collaboration between speculative architect Liam Young and John Cale (ex Velvet Underground). Young’s idea was to shift the public image of drones from their existing dystopian narratives and
Nova Award Installation
– with Kin Associates – Award installation within Lowe’s Head Quarters to showcase the work of the top 30 students from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design. Taking reference from a 1995 Jeffrey Shaw piece entitled the ‘Golden
Nova Award Installation
– with Kin Associates – Award installation within Lowe’s Head Quarters to showcase the work of the top 30 students from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design. Taking reference from a 1995 Jeffrey Shaw piece entitled the ‘Golden
NMM Compass Lounge
– with Kin Associates – The Compass Lounge within the new Sammy Ofer wing of the National Maritime Museum is comfortable space where visitors can explore the museum’s vast archive and understand it’s contemporary relevance through digital technology. The space
NMM Compass Lounge
– with Kin Associates – The Compass Lounge within the new Sammy Ofer wing of the National Maritime Museum is comfortable space where visitors can explore the museum’s vast archive and understand it’s contemporary relevance through digital technology. The space
NMM Compass Lounge: Compass System
– with Kin Associates – On entry visitors are given a barcode card which allows them to collect stories relating to selected objects that are distributed through out several galleries. There are bespoke scanning units that are wrapped in object
NMM Compass Lounge: Compass System
– with Kin Associates – On entry visitors are given a barcode card which allows them to collect stories relating to selected objects that are distributed through out several galleries. There are bespoke scanning units that are wrapped in object
NMM Compass Lounge: Identity and exhibition theme
– with Kin Associates – The logo and theme for the Compass Lounge have been based around the concept of navigation; the rich visual language of old maps from the archive are mixed with elements from modern digital mapping systems.
NMM Compass Lounge: Identity and exhibition theme
– with Kin Associates – The logo and theme for the Compass Lounge have been based around the concept of navigation; the rich visual language of old maps from the archive are mixed with elements from modern digital mapping systems.
Revolution Manchester
– with Kin Associates – A wayfinding gallery for the Museum of Science and Technology in Manchester that uses technology in creative ways to tell the story behind historical artefacts and makes them relevant to a younger audience. At reception
Revolution Manchester
– with Kin Associates – A wayfinding gallery for the Museum of Science and Technology in Manchester that uses technology in creative ways to tell the story behind historical artefacts and makes them relevant to a younger audience. At reception
Revolution Manchester iPad apps
– with Kin Associates – iPad installation in Revolution Manchester. The world’s first stored program computer the 1948 “Baby” talks to one of the world’s latest computers the Apple iPad. Visitors can play binary code and random love letter games.
Revolution Manchester iPad apps
– with Kin Associates – iPad installation in Revolution Manchester. The world’s first stored program computer the 1948 “Baby” talks to one of the world’s latest computers the Apple iPad. Visitors can play binary code and random love letter games.
ZETA Energy table
– with Kin Associates – Multi-user touch table within the Revolution Manchester way finding gallery where visitors can create their own ZETA plasma ring.
ZETA Energy table
– with Kin Associates – Multi-user touch table within the Revolution Manchester way finding gallery where visitors can create their own ZETA plasma ring.
Living Identities Window Installation
Window installation to promote Moving Brand’s Living Identities Paper. more here
Living Identities Window Installation
Window installation to promote Moving Brand’s Living Identities Paper. more here
Nokia Siemens Networks Cloud Experience
– with Moving Brands – Tactile user interface to navigate an immersive environment by holding up objects to a screen. The system was launched at Nokia World and rolled out globally as a creative presentation tool for large/medium scale events
Nokia Siemens Networks Cloud Experience
– with Moving Brands – Tactile user interface to navigate an immersive environment by holding up objects to a screen. The system was launched at Nokia World and rolled out globally as a creative presentation tool for large/medium scale events
Fashion Fringe Installation at Selfridges
– with Moving Brands – Installation at Selfridges to showcase four designer’s outfits and stories sponsored by the British Council and the Fashion Fringe. Four designers were handpicked and sent to four different countries along the silk road (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,
Fashion Fringe Installation at Selfridges
– with Moving Brands – Installation at Selfridges to showcase four designer’s outfits and stories sponsored by the British Council and the Fashion Fringe. Four designers were handpicked and sent to four different countries along the silk road (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,