I'm a visual artist with more than twenty-five years experience making sculpture, drawing, film and performance. I've worked with national and international curators, galleries, museums and collectors to deliver exhibitions and commissions in both the public and private realm that address some of the key issues of our times. Collaborations with researchers in the fields of science, academia and culture are at the core of my practice, brought together by a shared desire to make the connections between the unseen seen
Born in Bristol, UK in 1973, I studied sculpture at The Nottingham Trent University, UK and Escuela de Belles Arte, Barcelona, Spain from 1993-96. An extended period of travel followed, as I trained in sustainable farming and building practices in Europe and North Africa, culminating in a solo journey overland to India where I spent time living in the Himalayas. I live and work between Devon, UK and Tiohtià:ke / Montréal, Canada
My work explores some of the relationships between human and more-than-human consciousness, ecology and evolutionary processes by bringing traditional handmade approaches to making into counterpoint with cutting-edge technologies
Through my focus on environmental processes and phenomena, other species and the extreme scale of evolutionary time I trace the metamorphic impact of emergent technologies on both our own evolution, and as a consequence, on the global ecosystem of which we're a part. The sculpture, drawing, film and performance that results from these dialogues are a personal and intuitive reflection on the entanglement of our own nature with the wider ecologies that constitute life on Earth