What happens to us / Is irrelevant to the world’s geology / But what happens to the world’s geology / is not irrelevant to us.
In the middle of an Irish peat bog, the inexplicable remains of a humpback whale are discovered by two rural women. Drawn into the mystery
Welcome to the age of cosmic radiation! In 2021 the Sun fell to its lowest point of activity since the birth of science. Its magnetic
Out of the darkness a sound emerges. It echoes and drones. Terrified people take to the streets in search of its source. They get their
The Edge of Forever (2022) centers on two questing children seeking to unravel the mysteries of a damaged world in a landscape loaded with symbolism.
The End of the World (2017) encloses the viewer in a planetarium style view of the solar system. The accompanying audio monologue intertwines examples of
A short film made in preparation for a longer one called After London, where a young woman goes on a quest to find the mythical
Becoming Plant (2022) follows six dancers who participate in a therapeutic group experiment with psychedelics, while temporarily ‘living’ together on the demilitarised industrial site. While
This ambitious film explores the ethics of scientific discovery and the complex relationship between science, politics and race in our age of avatars, video gaming
Sunday’s Best is a film and installation comprised of vivid audio and images of praise and worship sessions in a Ghanaian community church, married with
Aphotic – without light – refers to the depths of a body of water where sunlight does not penetrate. Across the five screens of ‘The
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