Work that
keeps moving
Nine recent projects. Click any of them to watch it in motion; every frame was generated rather than filmed.
A 90-second brand film for a materials lab, built entirely from simulated noise fields. No stock, no footage, just maths and a lot of patience.
A twelve-metre projection for a museum exhibition on fractal geometry. Every zoom is rendered live, so no two visits show the same coastline.
A cellular automaton that only grows while visitors stand still. Move, and the colony quietly retreats into the dark.
A visualiser series for an ambient record. Each track drives its own zone-plate shader, tuned by ear rather than by numbers.
Opening titles for a documentary about early computing, grown line by line from a one-dimensional automaton.
A recursive identity for an architecture biennale: a logo that is never quite the same twice, but always recognisable.
Audio-reactive visuals for a forty-date club tour, run from a single laptop and a battered MIDI controller.
LED wall content for a contemporary dance piece. The haze follows the dancers, thickening wherever they gather.
Identity, trailers and wayfinding for a three-day summer festival by the river, all driven from one colour system.