A Patina of Antique Filth, Shunt Lounge (October 2009)

A place specific installation made with Emily Orley, with a soundscape created in collaboration with Tim Dutton.  The installation is directly inspired by the colourful history of the London Bridge area and George Orwell's 1933 book 'Down and Out in Paris and London.'

Hampstead Road, Camden People's Theatre (April 2008)

An immersive installation created in collaboration with Emily Orley, inspired by the history of the site of the Camden People's Theatre. It involved five hundred found objects, suspended, whitened, and scattered across the space. Suspended, as if in water. Whitened, as if petrified over time, washed-out by age, by use, by neglect, by forgetting. Colourless litter, archaeological remains, a constellation of accumulated history. Sound by Tim Dutton.

'Hauntingly beautiful and calm ... visually arresting'. Andrea Ioannou, Arts Hub, 30 April, 2008

      
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M9E1IOz1pI

Two Journeys ending in the same place

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRfltOXpdvM

States of Ignorance, Execution Ltd, Brick Lane (August 2007)

Photographs of a small-scale site-specific installation exploring the history of the Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. Commissioned by and exhibited at Execution Ltd, 91 Brick Lane. In collaboration with Emily Orley.
    
    

Traces of Mr Shillibeer, Pleasance Theatre, London (June 2007)

Photographs of a small-scale site-specific installation exploring the history of the Pleasance Theatre, London. Exhibited on site. In collaboration with Emily Orley.

        

The Way To Be Rich, Mayfair Library, London (January 2007)

Photographs of a small-scale site-specific installation exploring the history of the Mayfair Library, London. Exhibited on site. In collaboration with Emily Orley.    

Found Lunatic By Inquisition, Hoxton, London (April 2006)

An immersive installation at the Hoxton Distillery,documenting the checkered history of the street, which has been home to poor houses, lunatic asylums, saloon theatres and political dissident groups for centuries. In collaboration with Emily Orley.