I do things in order to feel free.  My works have been informed by Post Modern German visual art and philosophy.

My practice is underpinned by an involvement with the history and society of western and asian electronic folk music, as well as the visual culture of these social/cultural phenomena.

Along with philosophical, physical, political and visual concerns related to the alienating effects of convergent technology, I am also interested in the early stages of these phenomena and their art historical affects. I work in project specific media and this choice in my practice is greatly informed by the history of modern art and painting, I have specific interest in contrarian art movements such as Dada, the Situationists International, Conceptual Art and No wave.

My projects create opportunities for humour, spontaneous creativity and audience engagement. I often choose to work with other people to develop, complicate and construct works and situations some of these people are; Joseph Breikers, Erika Scott, Sarah Poulgrain, Archie Moore, Steven Parrino and Suzanne Howard.

These intersubjective situations are intended to make the specific activity of art making more enjoyable, elaborate and surprising.