London-based interdisciplinary artist
I am a London-based interdisciplinary artist working with fragments, detritus and recovered materials as an exploration of portrait, biography, and experience.
I create material and immaterial installations using ingredients such as household items, personal possessions, the spoken and written word, found footage, schematics, speech-to-text transcripts, screen captures, memories, and data.
Through these ingredients I conjure personas, stories, and worlds.
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Et tu Gorbachev. The socialist fraternal embrace between Mikhail Gorbachev and Erich Honecker (the General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany and therefore controlled the government of the German Democratic Republic) during the former’s visit to East Germany for the 40th anniversary of the raising of the Berlin Wall (6–7 October 1989). I … Continue reading Stabilising minute moments
There’s a point, isn’t there, where something you’ve been doing a while turns a gear. It’s often a petri dish accident. When I work on digital images I use a bright, contrasting colour as a background to help me see where I’ve missed bits and how much is left to do. I started noticing that … Continue reading Still more values
