2012-01-24 RE-IMAGINING STATIC UTOPIAS: (UNRAVELING THE BAT/HUMAN PROBLEM):

In 2010 the 'Remnant Emergency Artlab' set out to alleviate this utopian hangover through a creative provocation called the 'Botanical Gardens ‘X-Tension’ - an imagined city-wide, distributed, network of 'ecological gardens' - in order to ask, what now needs to be better understood, connected and therefore ultimately conserved?

2007-11-01 ’GROUNDED MEDIA’: EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF ECOLOGICAL ART PRACTICES WITHIN NEW MEDIA ARTS CULTURE

Proposes a form of art practice that is focused around the understanding that our ecological crisis is also a cultural crisis that is driven by our sense of being separate from the ecologies upon which we depend. Presented at DAC 2007.

2005-01-01 INTIMATE TRANSACTIONS: THE EVOLUTION OF AN ECOSOPHICAL NETWORKED PRACTICE

Considers the issues and implications of applying an ecosophical, practice-led methodology during the Intimate Transactions project and its relevance as a guiding method for other creative practitioners similarly interested in eco-social and eco-political engagement. Published in FibreCulture Journal.

2004-01-01 INVESTIGATING ECOLOGICAL SUBJECTIVITY: INTIMATE TRANSACTIONS (SHIFTING DUSTS)

Examined whether ecosophically orientated art works could assist participants making connections between the ‘problem of ecology’ and the a problem of how we image ourselves within the world. Presented at Pixelraiders 2, Sheffield, England.

2003-01-01 TOWARDS AN ECOSOPHICAL PRAXIS OF NEW MEDIA SPACE DESIGN

Early investigations in and through new media practice where I had begun to develop new approaches to artistic practice built upon concepts drawn from the disciplines of scientific and cultural ecology. Presented at DAC 2003.