Blurring divisions
One of the things I like to do is blurring the lines between what is called ‘digital’ and what went before. ‘The digital’ is no… Read More »Blurring divisions
One of the things I like to do is blurring the lines between what is called ‘digital’ and what went before. ‘The digital’ is no… Read More »Blurring divisions
It was great to see photos of the sun shining on last weekend’s Supernova Outdoor Animation Festival, rather than the torrential rain of last year.… Read More »Sunny in Denver for Supernova
In Amelie Marcoud’s installation Hikari* stacked televisions displayed repeated images in endless loops. My latest machinima, Repeat Hikari, took the looping repetition and hesitations of… Read More »The art of looping and repeating
I’m delighted that my interview for Women CineMakers has now been published in their Special Edition on Independent Cinema, Documentary, Dance Video, Experimental cinema and… Read More »Interview for Women CineMakers
I wouldn’t call myself controversial. I don’t go out of my way to offend people, though in my typically British way, I’ll have a quiet… Read More »Cleaning up the Streets
At the current installation on the Delicatessen art sim, Meilo Minotaur asks visitors to Tell Me a Story. All the characters on the island have corresponding… Read More »Showing or Telling?
Two of my works will be showing as part of the neo: artists’ ‘Interface’ exhibition in their amazingly good exhibition space in Market Place Shopping… Read More »Interface at neogallery23, Bolton
This term I have been teaching for the first time, and there were two things that I wanted to get across. One is the immense… Read More »Process and Property
Mixed realism in a future city. Archive footage and virtual world meet across time in urban space. In this machinima, I recorded some of Cica… Read More »Mixed Realism in the Future City
Retelling a popular story is never a waste of time. It is in the rereading and retelling of stories that they are kept alive, and… Read More »The Digital Pilgrims: Rediscovery and Reinvention