Digital
(In)visible women at Storytelling and the Body Conference, Verona
Very excited that our Installation – (In)visible women: making more visible the woman in the body through audio-stories has →
What’s Eating Our Reality
Set in an imagined future What’s Eating Our Reality is a three course meal with a difference. This intimate show explores the journey your food has taken from seed to field to table illuminating issues of food justice. Host Maya Chowdhry orchestrates the ritual of dining and uses media art to gently immerse the audience in a new reality, one in which the food they love may be in short supply. →
‘In a Relationship with Coffee’ receives funds from Future’s Venture Foundation
I’m very happy to announce that I have received research and development funding for ‘Coffee Justice’ from Future’s →
Diverse Actions Commission – Lancaster Arts
Really excited to announce that I have been awarded a commission and package of support to realise a new →
Twine poem
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Commonword Digital Literature Commission
‘Heritage Carrot’ is a site-specific augmented reality (AR) poem which takes place at Hulme Community Garden Centre, Manchester, and uses the audience’s own smartphone combined with a free AR app, Aurasma, to navigate and view the poem. →
Hayling Island | stories at sea level
A digital short story collection, in collaboration with writer Michelle Green, sound designer Caro C and literary geographer Dr David Cooper. Refugees, tourists, circus acts, smugglers, a destitute Russian princess and escapees from the industrial mainland: Hayling Island’s many sea-level lives are exposed through a digital story map and a series of spoken word events. →
Poems from Hyper-Spectacle Studio
I am such a map nerd! Really enjoying my time at the Hyper-Spectacle Studio with the Poetry School: →
Compass Festival – Residency
This week I’m in Residence with Compass Festival, Leeds, exploring food justice from a local perspective. I began →
Peas on Earth
A research and development project investigating the use of augmented reality to produce an immersive live experience. Building on and developing my work created via Divergency, through investigations with technologists, live artists and potential audiences to create a show that capitalises on the best aspects of performance and technology. →