From May 2019 – March 2023, I was artist-in-residence at Killruddery House & Gardens in Bray, County Wicklow as part of a practice-based PhD at SMARTlab, Inclusive Design Research Centre of Ireland, University College Dublin, funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC). The research project Killruddery: Listening to the Archive was successfully completed with the…
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The future is dead! Long live the future! I founded NeoFuturist Collective in 2007, launched on the streets of Brighton on the 99th anniversary of the publication of the original Founding of Futurism manifesto on Feb 20th 2008. It self-destructed during The Final Noise at the Estorick Collection, London on October 16th 2018. Its legacy…
A Manual for Rematerialisation (2021)
On December 1st in Dublin, A Manual for Rematerialisation will be launched at the Dublin Art Book Fair at Temple Bar Gallery at 4pm. The book is the result of the Time Travel seminar I was selected for earlier in the year and all of the contributing artists, designers and makers have made work in…
Interbeing: Listening Hands (2021)
As part of the Interbeing project, which I am co-curating with ceramic artist Kay Aplin, we are producing a film inspired by the Tai Chi form. The film came about after I performed at the Park 19 artist residency centre in Guangzhou showcasing my Sonic Baton instrument which I use to conduct field recordings. After…
Circa Regna Tonat (2020)
On 18th Sept 2020 on the occasion of Culture Night in Ireland, my new commission Circa Regna Tonat (It thunders throughout the realm) was unveiled in Gorey, Co. Wexford as part of the ‘Sleepertown’ public art project curated by Richard Carr. The six geo-located audio works that are part of the commission (including mine) have…
A field in England / Prisoners (2018)
I am delighted to announce that I am about to open a new site-specific commission in Leicester, supported by De Montfort University and IRCAM. The project In Situ has commissioned 3 artists to make temporary sonic works that animate historic spaces. I am presenting two interrelated pieces that explore the historic connection between Richard III…
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