Future City, after ups and downs
This has been an incredible year with some major successes, tempered with some severe set-backs. But what matters is that I’m still here, and the… Read More »Future City, after ups and downs
This has been an incredible year with some major successes, tempered with some severe set-backs. But what matters is that I’m still here, and the… Read More »Future City, after ups and downs
It took a longer time than usual to think through this latest video, Art Tartaruga, for two reasons. One was a significant actual world injury… Read More »Tartaruga in Slow Motion
Good news… my submission to Supernova Digital Animation Festival has been accepted! Very pleased, for several reasons this year. The video is Repeat Hikari, which… Read More »Supernova… Revisited!
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
I’ve been a bit out of action for a while – I had a serious accident three weeks ago and I’m now in the recovery… Read More »Tell me a Story – in Portugal
Over the past few years I’ve had the pleasure of talking with Erik Mondrian about virtual worlds many times. We both have a passion for… Read More »A Fox’s Tale
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