The Cabinet of Living Cinema are performing our animated graphic novel, The Kingdom of Paul Nash at Shambala Festival this year, 27/08/16.
The biographical show about the prolific British painter Nash, created with band The Cabinet of Living Cinema and illustrator James Edwards is a lyrical exploration of the artist’s life.
I’m delighted to announce my music video for Feeding Fingers, Where All of These Towns and Choices End has been selected by Azores Fringe Festival as part of their Anima Pix programme.
Anima Pix takes place at 9:30pm in the city of Madalena on 12 June 2017. See the above link for all details, and watch the video here.
This month and next I’m on the road with Modulus Quartet‘s 12 Seconds of Light tour, performing live visuals for composer Eliot Lloyd Short‘s suite The Golden Road each night.
The tour started in Honister Slate Mine in the Lake District and visits unusual venues such as two natural caves in Cornwall and the Peak District, Thekla – a barge in Bristol, Electric Cinema in Birmingham and the cavernous tunnel shaft under the Thames at the Brunel Museum in London (tickets).
Below you can see some of my work from 03:24 in a clip from regional news show BBC Spotlight, who aired a feature on the quartet’s concert at Carnglaze Cavern, Cornwall.
Following the exhibition of our generative video work Piano Words at Whitstable Biennale last year, my new collaboration with Joan Key Secret was part of her joint exhibition with several artists at Herbert Read Gallery in Canterbury, Stop Gap. The exhibition also featured Moyra Derby, Conor Kelly, Nicky Hamlyn and Jost Münster.
Here is some video documentation of the private view.
SECRET, an experimental short film I made with Joan Key is being screened at Drive Thru, an exhibition for pedestrians and cars at Q Park, a car park on Cavendish Square in London.
The film is screening on Saturday 8 October and is a documentation of a place through time-based photomontage. Photography & direction by Joan Key, edited by me.
I designed the front cover of the live album Copacetic by Sad Lovers & Giants, recorded at their Part Time Punks session in LA (back designed by the record label). Copacetic is available on vinyl at the band’s website.
I have created three animated sequences for projection to accompany Eliot Lloyd Short’s contemporary classical suite The Golden Road, performed by Modulus Quartet. We’ll be performing The Golden Road at the Brunel Museum in Rotherhithe as part of Totally Thames Festival on 15 and 16 September.
A third performance is scheduled for 6 October at Zigfrid von Underbelly, Hoxton. Tickets available here.
A two-screen video installation I created with the painter Joan Key called Interval was featured in an exhibition with the similar title, {} Interval. The exhibition took place in Whitstable train station as part of Whitstable Biennale on 11 June this year, and explored:
The momentary encounter caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. What happens when the cuts of image and spacing become the focus of attention, when compositional decisions expand into the space of installation?
The artists exhibiting were Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster. I edited a short documentary video of the event.
After my VJ set at SPHERE in March I was asked back for June and July’s events. Here’s a shot of Foreign Skin performing last night in front of my visuals.
I’m taking over from Emily Bailey Visuals for one night at SPHERE, London’s best night for live electronic music hosted by Birthdays in Dalston. The lineup includes Loraine James, Antwerp, High Lucia and Koloto, and is on Wednesday 2 March.