About
I am a lens-based artist working with digital media in both still and moving image, situated at the intersection of experimental film and video and installation art. Single and multi-channel immersive video installations and film screenings are presented in public venues from site-specific locations and gallery installations, to screenings in cinematic and international film and experimental video festivals.
Works in print in various formats, including C-type print on aluminium, intaglio photogravure and light-box mounted transparencies, are developed from the moving image works and exhibited in print installations. I work between a project base in NW Scotland & a studio in London.
I am also visiting artist & lecturer in Visual Culture Studies in Medical Humanities, at King’s College, London.
o Research project: 2009-13 Locating Photographic Gesture: Between Perception & Action in Lens &Time-based Practice.
o Doctoral thesis: 2009. Mapping the Visible: Vision & Perception within Lens & Time-based Practice.
LandEscape Contemporary Art Review, Dec 2024.
Selected Exhibitions & Professional Practice
Previous exhibitions in galleries include: Corr Contemporary Art & Voltar Gallery, London; London Art Fair (Corr Contemporary Art); Brün Gallery, Dusseldorf; Knapp Gallery, London; The Showrooms, London, Ikon Gallery Birmingham; Bluecoat Art Centre, Liverpool; Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston; Bradford City Art Gallery and Museum; Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter; Milton Keynes Gallery; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool; Hanover Gallery, Liverpool.
Previous site-specific installations & alternative locations include London, Liverpool & Manchester in old offices, derelict pub, deconsecrated church, railway arches & factory buildings. International installations include ‘Kunstsystemen’ in Maastricht & Roermond, Netherlands.
Science/ Art collaborative and research projects developing exhibitions & symposiums include: King’s College London -Dept of Neuroscience Research: University College London, Neuroscience Imaging, consciousness studies: University of Wales Aberystwyth, visual and temporal consciousness.