I am a multidisciplinary artist working predominantly in video and installation. My practice takes influence from the experimental film movement of the 1960s, with an emphasis on light and movement as a source. My work centres on documenting time, space and feeling through abstract chaotic movement. My latest work, Feeling In Motion, could be described as poetry in video form, as I explore liminal and shifting presences in abstract form. Feeling In Motion exists as ten individual parts that are to be considered together, as one body of work; it mirrors my fluctuating state of feeling.
“This is what I am, a machine that runs in chaotic maneuvers, recording movements one after the other, assembling them in a patchwork. Freed from the constraints of time and space, I organize each point of the universe as I wish. My route is that of a new conception of the world.”
Feeling In Motion, 2020
Video + Sound
12:10
