Work
projects & pieces
Triketra
A dance ritual evoking a cosmic life cycle, reawakening our primordial memory.
Perambulations
A community-led production interweaving the acts of research and performance, with the aim of writing our language back into the land as an embodied practice and in celebration for the earth.
HAG
Performance and scenography for HAG, a production by Cèzanne Tegelberg & Co.
Hiraeth
A collective artist residency where a group of artists work and learn from each other over the course of a week, weaving together a shared language which sings us in relation with the Earth.
Into Polyphonies Unknown
An entangled net of words and images documenting the Performative Symposium for Ecological Spectatorship, with essays, exercises, a manifesto and visual texts.
The Space Between Us
Living in a 1.5m society, the space between us becomes one potent with fear. What if this could become a space of possibility?
A Stitch in Our Time
A circular sewing project committed to the practices of deep listening, authentic sharing and intuitive expression.
Manifesto Game
A collaborative manifesto writing workshop by performance art collective Gaia’s Machine.
Anima Mundi
Paintings exploring the micro and macro of nature.
Ecological Spectatorship: a Performative Symposium
A day full of performances and experiences created by artists and scientists around the topic of Ecological Spectatorship.
Outside Within
An immersive one-person experience; a sensory choreography composed of scent, tactility, sound and light.
The Jewelled Net of Indra
A spatial installation based on the Jewelled Net of Indra, where each being is illuminated by all the others reflected in them.
Naveya — Duality
Set design, construction and costumes for the release of Naveya’s album ‘Duality’.
Still Moving
“The organic becomes mechanic, in light of our possible futures...”
Outside Within: research
Research into how experiences can allow people to realise their inter-connectedness with their environment.
Waste Landscapes
Waterscapes holding natural waste, which the sun encrusts into ceramic over time; fossilising their ephemerality into permanence.
Julius Caesar
A Japanese interpretation of Julius Caesar, inspired by origami and the simple but energised shapes of Japanese architecture.
Rainbow Stories
A promenade performance devised with Year 2 students at Mellors Primary School.
Khovanshchina
Speculative design setting Mussorgsky’s 17th century opera within the crisis in Syria.
Oh What a Lovely War
Joan Littlewood’s political satire set within the dystopian adventure playgrounds of 1960s inner cities.
Plastic
Images from the project.