Proposal, for an unmade film (set in the future) (2007)
A 16mm film shot on location in Lanzarote in the volcanic landscape of the Timanfaya National Park and several of artist César Manrique's extraordinary architectural projects.
Interview with Anthony McCall (2006)
An interview commissioned and published by BOMB Magazine, New York, with Anthony McCall.
Motion Path (2005/6)
A multi-screen video installation, shot in four buildings by Erich Mendelsohn, in Berlin, Chemnitz, St. Louis, and Bexhill.
Interlinear (2003/4)
A commission from The Crown Estate for a large scale permanent lightwork to running between Regent Street and Saville Row in London as part of the redevelopment of New Burlington Place. The design was commissioned but never implemented.
Thirteen Cameras (2003)
A series of large drawings, coloured pencil on paper, based on representations of the multiple virtual cameras from the 3D modelling software used in the production of Prisma.
Black Space drawings (2003)
A set of large drawings, graphite stick on paper, based on the images generated using 3D modelling software for the production of Prisma.
Prisma (2003)
A version of Prism, modular in form, comprising of up to 24 camera positions, to be rendered for projection according to the specifics of an exhibition space.
Prism (2001)
Using 3D-modelling/architectural visualisation software the work takes the form of a multi-screen immersive environment in which the mobile spectator encounters the differences and similarities between screen space and real space.
Head Corridor (2001)
A corridor for the head, modular in form and to be reconfigured according to the size and proportions of the exhibition space. A video sculpture exploring the architectural space of the gallery and the illusionistic space of a projected image.
Comma (2000)
A second large scale, permanent light-work for a public site. Again the result of a collaboration with architect Tom de Paor the work will be sited at a large traffic intersection on the outskirts of Cork, Ireland. The design was commissioned but not implemented.
Holding Pattern (2000)
A large scale, permanent, light-work, sited on the Lodge Avenue roundabout on the A13 between the Blackwall tunnel and the Dartford crossing. The work is the result of a collaboration with architect Tom de Paor and forms a part of the A13 artscape.
Wall of Death (1999)
Video sequences drawn from seminal car chase movies glide across a cycloramic screen surrounding the viewer bound together in an endless and futile pursuit of oneanother. A Film and Video Umbrella commission, with Cornerhouse, Manchester.
Untitled Floor Piece (1999)
A quantity of dirt, grease and paint was removed from the floor of a large warehouse space to create the illusion of sunlight falling through the adjacent windows.
After Body Press (1999)
At the invitation of Laura Godfrey-Issacs and 'home' Osterley Park House served both as subject and site for a multi-screen video installation drawing on documentary photographs of the making of Dan Graham's film 'Body Press'.
Geneva Express (1997)
Simulating the movement of a Boeing 747 as it appears to fly through the space between two large video projections Geneva Express plays upon the conventions of continuity editing and the movement of a mobile spectator. A Film and Video Umbrella commission, with The Photographers' Gallery, London.
Passagen CD-ROM edition (1997)
The interactive piece developed for the installation accompanied by a book included essays by Steven Bode, Chris Darke, Ellard and Johnstone. Published by Film and Video Umbrella/Ellipsis.
Passagen (1993)
Commissioned by Steven Bode at Film and Video Umbrella Passagen was a large scale panoramic installation using slide and data projections linked to a touch screen computer. The interface allowed navigation through a branching sequence of still images of both aerial views and the underground transport systems of London, Paris and Berlin.
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