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Object based performance work made of ice, salt and skin. The molecules of the work enters the water table, seep into the Susquehanna, flow through Chesapeake Bay and into the Atlantic gulfstream and follow me back to the UK

What is interesting about this work for me is the way that the audience takes over the performance and this work becomes about play rather than presentation. It is my favourite performance

Documentation of a performance at 7a11d Festival in Toronto 2004. The work was developed through a process of urban investigation following narratives suggested by Michael Ondaatje's In the Skin of a Lion.

Documentation of an interactive journey undertaken with a head mounted display. As the viewer progresses on their journey, images from an alternative journey are blended into their experience of the immediate environment. The project aims to question history and perception of the built environment

This work was a commission for the Extreme Building Festival in Birmingham City Centre. Drawing on Daniel Beard's seminal 1914 work "Shelters, Shacks and Shanties", I created conceptual models for dwelling in the mythological city

Artery was a curatorial project inviting a group of artists to respond to the context of the River Trent. The result was a series of performances and an interactive map. This is a video walkthrough of the interactive work

Durational, sculptural performance where I made and animated a fleet of boats named after stories I tell my daughter. Commissioned by Art Surgery and Newlyn Art Gallery and performed at Jubilee Pool, Penzance

an audio excavation of Bristol Docks undertaken during a short residency at Arnolfini

a site specific investigation of the boundary between Nottingham City and County. In 2001, invoking the myth of Sisyphus, I rolled a medicine ball around the border through the spaces and communities that have been pushed to the margins of the urban environment.

A short film I made with my daughter in Summer 2009 about light and Harry Potter. Can be seen at the Light Up Film Festival at Murray Edwards College in Oct 2009