Executed in Iceland, these works draw from its volcanic, lunar landscape, the colours altered to create images that seem taken from another time and place.

A photographic series made in Iceland of landscapes after rain

While on a residency in Iceland it was explained to me that what people enjoyed about the weather were not the sunny days as such but the glimpses of sun between the changes that occurred rapidly within each day. This became quickly evident to me and caused me to reflect on what that does to the temperament when the weather is so changeable. It certainly alerts you to the transience of any state of clemency and it also means that you have to treasure the times that you have. Taken after a spate of rain, these works are like a breath of respite or reprieve, a momentary lapse of calm before the weather sets in to change as it endlessly does. It was clearly an allegory of our moods and states of being from day to day.

Executed in Iceland, these works draw from its volcanic, lunar landscape, the colours altered to create images that seem taken from another time and place.

Stills from a series of short videos involving children in clown get-up. It is about play and affect.

An exhibition at the former gaol, now the Lock-Up Gallery, in Newcastle in collaboration with Blak Douglas.

BLAKATTAK is a collaborative exhibition with Blak Douglas (aka Adam Hill) about the many ways we misidentify and compartmentalise Indigenous identity.

A performance in the recreation yard of the former gaol now the Lock-Up Gallery, Newcastle.

A fantasy world that is a dark riff on the Alice in Wonderland story: Helmut Newton meets Lady Gaga.

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A performance leading to an installation that dealt with the improprieties of the Catholic church

A major video and multi-media installation that sets the record straight about the touristic vision: looking at the most attractive parts of five of the lost venerated “beautiful” cities.

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A series of installations in a museum in Hungary about the Vampire myth and its connection to greater Hungary.

A five day performance in Belgium about the Congo.