Magnetic Samples is an ongoing work exploring how we can perceive the universe by making the fundamental forces more tangible, using the cyanotypes to make magnetic fields visible through iron filings and artificially simulating gravity in 3D animation.

360 animation. 2022. Trees captured through photogrammetry move around the viewer, suspended and anchored to the sky instead of rooted in the ground, and influenced by simulated wind. 3D graphics, the trees, and the simulated wind together generate a new, hybrid reality, re-imagining what “trees” are.360-version: YouTube.

3D animation. Work in Progress. A lava rock scanned through photogrammetry is turned into pulsating jelly, something that could be inserted into a body.

Pencil on paper. Work in Progress. This is a constantly expanding map series, one that has no index, no legend, no scale, no description of what is being mapped. It is going against the purpose of a map, which is to explain and clarify connections. The only way this might work with this atlas is…

Sound/installation. Work in progress. Enheduanna, priestess and poet from around 2250 BCE, might be the earliest author known by name, and she wrote in Sumerian, a language that is now extinct. There is something sad about a language that is no longer spoken. Once people expressed themselves through it, every day in their everyday lives,…

Drawings and animations. Work in progress.

3D animation, 2018. Mud pools and lava rocks are part of the volcanic landscape of Iceland, the island sitting across the constantly widening Mid-Atlantic Ridge. These are objects collected through photogrammetry, reassembled into a new environment, turned into elastic membranes and made to move by artificial winds. The work was created during a residency at…

VR 2017. In this world we are at first just eyes watching rocks rotating and colliding as they float in an endless sea, their centre of gravity constantly shifting. This changes when we start to move and realise that the rocks are both drawn to us and repelled when we approach. It is up to…

Folded paper from 3D model. 2017.

Glass, 2017. These objects are almost like toys, things that you can play around with and move like continents pushed around by tectonic forces. A rock outside was scaled down, 3D-printed and cast in glass.