This definitely featured in my room at university, when having such things seemed newly adult; I guess it started seeming fussy sometime later. Or maybe I was more house-proud then.
In my artistic practice I engage creatively in real world settings, creating temporary communities and shifting people's experience of a particular place. Participation and interaction are central to my practice, as are urban environments. I am interested in instigating performative public interventions, and in creating 'open rituals' that invite people to take part in an action that is both individual and communal. Earlier works have involved one to one interaction, and the exchange of personal narratives and tales - taking the form of live work and sometimes audio installation. I have a Fine Art background.
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