SOUNDS OF SPACE FEATURED IN THE A&G JOURNAL, Apr 2019 Contemporary dancer Becky Byers made it to the journal front cover as well! A&G Volume 60 Issue 2, Astronomy & Geophysics, April 2019
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TIME TO STARE RESIDENCY, Feb 2019 The residency was an amazing week-long experience that was so much more than staring. Thank-you to B&R Productions in Three Oaks and fellow collaborators for the creative space and time which has given me many ideas and validation to take my art -projects forward. We also made time for country
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WATER APR 2018, Cambridge, & 2016, Zagreb, Croatia A chiaroscuro inspired looped sound and video installation exploring the mysterious and wonderful properties of water created initially for the Technical Museum in Zagreb in Croatia in 2016. It was reedited for the opening of the new building for Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at the
JOURNEY INTO VELVET (V&A) Feb 2017, Cambridge & June 2017, London Journey into Velvet – a fragmented looped video installation emerging from conversations and collaboration with textile archaeologist Dr Ana Cabrera and Diana Scarborough. This artwork, inspired by Ana’s research project ‘Interwoven’ based at the V&A Museum, London, plays with the concept of forensic investigation,
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BREAKING BOUNDARIES SEP 2016,San Sebastian, Spain Breaking Boundaries’ is a multimedia sound, video, sculpture and performance based work commissioned by Donostia International Physics Centre (DIPC) in the Basque region of Spain. It opened a prestigious science conference that bought Nobel prize-winners (and the Basque president) from around the world to share knowledge. The work inspired
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TYPOGRAPHIA Oct, 2013, Cambridge The premiere of ‘Typographia’, an art installation with projection and performance took place on the 31st October, 2013 at the Festival of Ideas in Cambridge, U.K. Dancers whose choreography and movements respond to the workings of a Monotype Print machine bring emotional and dynamism to a machine designed in the 1900’s
RADIO DIALS April 2012, Trumpington, May 2012 , Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge Radio Dials is an interactive art installation that recalls the beauty and loss of analogue radios through memory, soundscape and digital print. Created by artist Diana Scarborough it was exhibited in Cambridge in 2012. As analogue radio transmission is superseded by digital networks, the radio