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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

MONUMENTS

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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Drapes: Painting, Power and the Architecture of Cloth

Drapes: Painting, Power and the Architecture of Cloth

Drapes was my first large-scale installation, commissioned by curator Hannah Rose for the Mirror Gallery at the University of Plymouth in 2016 to launch its Textiles Season, which also featured British designers Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons of Timorous Beasties and Kit Kemp.

Rather than hanging paintings on walls, I wanted the paintings to become the walls.

Measuring 3.5 × 4 × 5 metres (11.5 × 13 × 16 feet), Drapes consisted of twenty suspended textile elements. Using satin polyester as a volumetric medium, the installation transformed the gallery into an immersive environment in which colour, pattern and material occupied architectural space. Each element employed repeating…

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