My Background

I’ve been working in multi-media art and programming for over 10 years. At Middlesex University I produced a networked art-games project and went on to program games and toys for the internet for several years. After working on a lot of database and financial websites I decided I’d had enough of programming quit working and concentrated on personal projects involving electronic music, Resonance FM radio and an experimental film group.

In 2006, inspired by working on motion-tracking and Flash programming for Genetic Moo’s Imagined Future Evolutions project, I decided to get back into digital art.

My current aim with this Long Exposure project is to produce traditional art pieces (photographs, video and sculpture) using non traditional (programming) techniques.