The projects below have involved me working as a creative producer, performance artist, digital artist and experience designer. 

Beacons is a place-making adventure for new audiences, and an opportunity for a community to come together as participants in an epic theatrical son et lumiere on their beach. It celebrates shared origins, togetherness, and our responsibilities towards each other and our planet; using creative technology in an inventive way to bring magic and genuine artistic engagement to a diverse and inter-generational audience.

The Settlement is Green Man’s camping and entertainment area which opens 3 days before the main festival starts, to encourage people to explore the local community, further connect to the environment and take part in the many activities, hands-on workshops and entertainment.

100 Years of Knowle West Style is part of Homes For Heroes 100, city-wide projects marking a century of council housing coordinated by Bristol Cultural Development Partnership.Homes For Heroes 100 is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Bristol City Council.

The Southwest Creative Technology Podcast wants to interview, enquire, discuss and learn about all the people, productions, projects or processes that are a part of the rapidly growing network of Creative Technology people in the Southwest and beyond.

Solomon O.B takes a journey through an imaginary universe in Verse Murder, an energetic, throbbing new music video by Jack Edwards.

An R&D exploration: the life and art of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera is re-mixed by AI audio-visual machine learning with an improvising vocal ensemble by a butoh-dancing, vogueing, clowning opera singer.

Now We Can Talk is a multi-award winning interactive theatre experience that explores the many layers of meaning behind personal loneliness and our relationship with complete strangers. It is a merging of performer and audience that carefully invites individual narrative from participants. This performance for five audience members at a time is participatory and promenade which uses locative technology and a binaural soundscape in the latter part of the show.

In March 2014 we started a series of projects using documentary theatre, photographic installation, abstract portraiture and performance interviews with residents and users of the Payneham Rd, Marden corner. A busy suburban shopping and community services area, the corner has increasing numbers of people from China, Tonga, Korea, India and Kurdistan moving into the area. Workshops and sessions result in an exhibition and performance using the facilities in and around our Marden base.

Our Port and The Make Ready Lab are proud to present Moving Music 2015 outside of the city for the first time on Saturday, 10 January 2014.
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They will be train tracking the audience to Port Adelaide and leading them on a walking safari that will feature a smorgasbord of arts in urban spaces for curious humans.
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The event promises to tingle the spine, scratch the forehead and inspire connection in the audiences of this mystery walking tour with a prolific program of artists and creatives.