Work

Be sure that you say goodbye. (2007)

Peggys Cove is a seductive location of arrivals and departures where the Atlantic Ocean meets the batholith rocks of Nova Scotia's shores. This photographic work explores human interventions that shape the way we interact with this space.

Our City, Our Music (2009)

Collaborating with digital artists Ben Dalton and Megan Smith we created Leeds' first geo-located album. Working collectively with bands and filmmakers from across the city 11 videos located around the streets of the city were created. Using location aware handheld devices the album acts as an alternative tour of the city.

http://www.OurCityOurMusic.com

CHOPS, Manland No. 5 (2009)

A collaboration with the band CHOPS and filmmaker and artist Dave Lynch this film explores the abandoned International Swimming Pool in the city of Leeds. The film is a reprojected live performance of the band that was recorded live in this location.

city and sea (2007)

"The cloud had floated over that part of the city only a few minutes before and, given the strong westerly wind, was not destined to remain above it for long. The lights of surrounding offices lent to its edges an almost decadent fluorescent orange glow, making it look like a grave old man bedecked with party decorations, and yet its granite grey centre testified to its origins in the slow interplay of air and sea." [1]

The www.DoGoSee.com Project - Maps (2007)

 

From the city to the sea. (2007)

Leeds Walks (2006)

Away from you.

Praying for swell.

Slices (Leeds Ring Road) (2006)

Hacking (Max/MSP, Arduino, Processing)

 

[1] Alain De Botton, (2003) The Art of Travel. London, Penguin Books Ltd. p.139