Posted on: November 2, 2020
A collaborative project with sound artist Aleksander Kolkowski to create a website and web-based record player as a part of the Science and Media Museum’s Sonic Futures exhibition. Sound postcards were popular in the early 1900s and consisted of a postcard accompanied by a small phonograph (or gramophone) record. The website documents the history of this novel recording technology along with the making of some recently commissioned examples and includes a web-based record player for playing them.
Visit the Sound Postcards website to see (and listen to!) the new postcards.
Posted on: July 7, 2015
A set of nine printed leaflets with posters on the reverse which document an Arts Council England funded social arts project in Battersea, South East London. These leaflets fold out from DL size to A2 with the project documentation on one side and a section of a larger poster on the reverse. This large scale poster is revealed when all nine leaflets are collected, unfolded and placed together.
Posted on: April 7, 2016
The installation downloads the latest commodity market values and sonifies them by means of a computers synthetic text to speech software, the results of which are visualised by an oscilliscopic output of this ongoing, live spoken narrative. The use of a live data stream means that the installation’s content directly reflects the current drama of the market, and also the wider social and political happenings which, in turn, have an effect upon these commodity values… read more