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For twenty years I have worked at the nexus between art and science, beginning in 1996 with Geoderma, a collaboration with Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines, an exhibition which toured Australia and was shown in the London Festival of Electronic Arts.

Since arriving in Australia I have explored specific sites and natural phenomena occurring in diverse locations. These have included studying the Aurora Borealis in Lapland (Painted Sky); endangered sea birds on Christmas Island (Auspex Australis); and the US space station relics in the Esperance Museum (Skylab).

Recent work 'Video for Synaesthetists’ is an experimental film – a collaboration between myself and UK sound artist Justin Wiggan. The work is an abstracted and poetic visual response to Justin’s soundscape, as well as a continuation of my recent exploration of video-time-distortion, as in the Equinox project. The work begins with an abstract and almost recognisable real-time video sequence, which unfolds and unravels into a spaced-out ‘spaghettification’ of reality.
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2012
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2017

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Periods active
  • 1995 -
  • 1995-
Residences
  • - Fremantle, WA
  • Fremantle, WA
Other occupations
  • Teacher (ANZSIC code: 8102) - United Kingdom, UK
  • teacher, Fine Arts before United Kingdom, UK
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  • 3D
  • Installation
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  • Video
  • 3D
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