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Stars in Disguise

A person lies on the floor in a dark room, surrounded by scattered light projections resembling stars or galaxies on the walls, ceiling, and floor.

Portraiture and costume as celestial camouflage — figures veiled in light, texture and invented astronomy. Stars in Disguise explores how identity, myth and science fiction can dress the body as a temporary constellation.

Signalling the Stars

A green laser beam points upward into the night sky from the ground near a body of water, with trees and a fence visible in the foreground.

A body of work built around transmission — signals sent outward toward the night sky. Signalling the Stars gathers performance, apparatus and video into a conversation with distance, waiting, and the desire to be answered by the cosmos.

In Search of Space with Pip Stafford

Three-panel view of an art installation with colorful balloons, wooden structures, lights, projected image, and scattered materials on a gallery floor.

A collaborative field search with Pip Stafford — looking for space not only above us, but in the gaps between people, places and instruments. Documentation, gesture and landscape fold into an art-scientific expedition.

Gravity Works

A knife (left) and a hammer (right) are both mid-air in front of a white wall, captured as they fall toward the ground.

The Hammer Levitation video: a month-long daily experiment dropping a hammer and a feather to see if magnetic polarity could be reversed.

A.R.S.E Iconographies

Drawing of an astronaut with planets reflected in their helmet, abstract red fish shapes, and geometric patterns in the background.

A visual lexicon for Artist Run Scientific Enterprises — emblems, diagrams and portraits that invent an institutional language for art-science. Iconographies collects the marks, symbols and stills that brand this speculative enterprise.