Shot BTS photos and co-produced a campaign for an ambitious virtual production and research project by University of Greenwich Film & TV academics and students. Outputs from the project raised awareness of the importance of Virtual Production in the future of the screen industries and helped the Film & TV Programmes secure a book deal.
How to feel more at home
2020
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Web-based work incorporating an expanded poem, a series of photographs, and semi-generative audiovisual components into a landing page. The work reveals itself as the user interacts, almost by instinct, with elements framing the poem. The work was born out of a desire to explore and articulate personal ideas about home, what (and who) makes one, and how to find meaning living in-between homes.
Exhibition Title
2019
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A semi-autonomous program that generated and tweeted over 500 exhibition titles for fictional art exhibitions, from the hilarious to the grotesque. It tweeted every day for two years between 2018 and 2021.
Three Years
2019
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A book containing every tweet I posted on Twitter between April 2016 and February 2019—an archive of over a thousand entries. I built an custom plinth to display the book in an exhibition—528—and I performed an uninterrupted 2:30 hrs live reading at the opening event. As a believer in the power of journaling, I was interested in how presenting data as a stream of consciousness could tell the story of how it came to be published on social media.
In The Aisles
2019
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An interactive non-linear experience built around to the homonymous story by Clemens Meyer. The experience guides you through extracts from the story, interrupted by numerous sketches on paper (taken from corrupted PDF to HTML exports) illustrating how I imagined the narrated environment. The homepage displays a CAD model of a forklift being spun in space—a link to the warehouse where the story takes place. The soundtrack playing throughout the site is a piece of music I composed in response to the story.
