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360 DIGITAL INSTALLATIONS

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360 DIGITAL INSTALLATIONS

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360 DIGITAL INSTALLATIONSDecember 30, 2024May 6, 2025

HORIZONS

I’m working on the next generation of 360 animations.

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360 DIGITAL INSTALLATIONSOctober 21, 2023June 25, 2026

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I’m working on some scaled installations inspired by my 35 year experience of schizophrenia.

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360 DIGITAL INSTALLATIONSDecember 8, 2022May 6, 2025

CUTOUTS

Sick Joke is a powerful, all-encompassing digital installation designed for an undisclosed location with stunning Augmented Reality detailing. Also available in paper, it measures approximately 39 x 16ft (12 x 5m).

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Billboard Skirts, 2007: Plastic, Painting and the Pacific Gyres

Billboard Skirts, 2007: Plastic, Painting and the Pacific Gyres

Billboard Skirts, 2007, was the first body of work in which I began to think beyond the picture plane. Developed from my PhD research in Constructed Textiles at the Royal College of Art, the series explored how discarded materials might become the substance of painting itself.

The series comprised six works: Barbie Goes Shopping, Hey Superman, Swissland, I Thought It Would Come True, Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Homes So Appealing? and War Games. Each was constructed from recycled plastic bags and second-hand denim, using a printing process that grew directly from my doctoral research into extending the life of waste plastics through design.

The works were first exhibited in Ever & Again: Experimental Recycled Textiles curated by Professor Rebecca Earley at the Triangle Gallery, Chelsea College of Art, London, from 19–25 October 2007. At the time, I was also working with Textiles Environment Design at the University of the Arts London as a consultant exploring polymer textiles and sustainable material innovation.

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