Soft Systems
Compositions are commissioned in response to environmental change.
This work is how old places can be seen anew.
My practice includes work for Arts Council England and a recent contribution to H.E.A.L. (Healthcare workshop, St George’s Hospital London) — inviting lived experience and community reflection in spaces often dominated by silence.
AI adds design features that scale globally; through the lens of technology, something shifts. Watch.
As seen at Angel Row (Nottingham), Modern Art Oxford, Magdalen College (Oxford), Espacio (London) and more.
Sponsors include NERC, The Climate Resilience Fund, The Pebble Fund, and anonymous donors.
Start anywhere: trace · assemblies & overlays · generative forms · re-sited rooms & publics · signals · fieldworks (video)
Following discussions and community research into coastal erosion in Devon. In conjunction with a piece exploring land lines supported by Modern Art Oxford




Digital Exhibitions at Filet London and Fronteer Sheffield on the Environment








Exploring Natural Textures with Generative AI: Creative Computing Group at UAL -Click to visit
Arts Council of England Work:




Work in Brazil on tropical ecosystems:

Archive and Witness in Sao Paulo – What gets lost, what gets preserved? Using AI to document








writing (FieldWorks)
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Cracked Earth Breaking
journal
Aug 2025 — assemblies, re-sites, and a sun reel
Old into new: overlays in bright sun; re-placing work in rooms that ask for new function.
Start anywhere: erosion · fire & heat · growth & decay · care & health
Coastal erosion
Fire & heat
Growth & decay
Care & health
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