I am an artist and filmmaker based in York, the UK’s only UNESCO City of Media Arts, exploring the intersection of storytelling, technology, and space. With a background in emerging technologies and performance, I’m interested in how digital media can reshape traditional narratives and audience experiences. My adaptation of Macbeth (2018) reimagines Shakespeare’s tragedy using green-screen technology to create virtual environments, challenging conventional filmmaking methods.

Through collaborative projects with KMA (www.kma.co.uk), an artistic partnership focused on interactive installations, I delve into real-time audience participation in public spaces. These works investigate the relationships between people, technology, and their environments, emphasizing engagement and interaction.

Central to my work is a fascination with expanding the boundaries of visual storytelling. By integrating innovative technologies, I seek to create immersive experiences that invite audiences to see narratives and spaces in new ways.

This blog is a personal space which, along with various digressions, aims to share insights, provoke thought, and invite dialogue about the evolving landscape of visual storytelling.