The art of the minimal
Centred on the artist as avatar, she builds, breaks down, gestures, cries, dissolves. Colour passes over her monochromatic existence. At all times somebody and nobody.… Read More »The art of the minimal
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The Art of Music
When I do video art, I begin with a pile of visuals that have fascinated me. Then I go and look for music, not with… Read More »The Art of Music
Triangles Are Not My Genre
Opening at Queensland College of Art is an exhibition that has been a year in the planning by Alison James. My own contribution is My… Read More »Triangles Are Not My Genre
This Moment Brief, at Woolwich
More details about the work selected for the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in November. It is one of the foremost printmaking fairs in the UK,… Read More »This Moment Brief, at Woolwich
Flames Tear the Soul
Supernova Digital Animation Festival announced this year their ‘kicker line’ (to use a poetry term) would be ‘World on Fire’. In my usual way, I… Read More »Flames Tear the Soul
Art, borrowing, and science
CapCat Ragu‘s exhibition, Isolation, at Ribong Gallery in Second Life, is the subject of this post. However, it’s prompted a lot of thought about how… Read More »Art, borrowing, and science
Sound Living
This the first video I have made for a while, following my enforced break from online activity. The choice took more time to make than… Read More »Sound Living
The Art of Seeing
There are certain installations or events that I want to video (and interpret) more than others. I am never quite sure until I get there.… Read More »The Art of Seeing
The art of looping and repeating
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
Cleaning up the Streets
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