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> White Space, Black Mark
This site experiments with the notion of mark-making in digital space. The code has spacial parameters which have been altered and edited to perform tasks such as repeating, randomising, distorting and looping. The uniqueness of movies comes from altering marks or drawings embedded in the programme and endless spacial values. The works exhibited here have minimal interactivity and have been adapted from open source actionscripts that allow artists who are not expert programmers to devise new forms of notation and kinetic expression. < play >
> Angels Dancing on the Head of a Pin
An experimental internet piece commissioned by DA2 Digital Arts Development Agency for their Click Forward (2) programme at Video Positive 2000 in Liverpool. Curated by Giles Lane from Proboscis, Click Forward (2) examined the notion of "online film" or the online "cinematic experience". The original work was conceived as a linear loop that mixed the recollections of paranoid psychzophrenics with the banal conversations about domestic technology by the Apple Macintosh text-to-speech characters. It is very difficult to show the original experiment online, so this is a second version of 'Angels Dancing on the Head of a Pin', which has been constructed for smooher download. < play >
> Cistern
This site was produced in association with an installation at the Old Royal Baths in Bath, UK. It shows a process of mapping that uncover text and symbols. These lead to found sounds and distant voices telling stories of water, cures, miracles, spiritual experiences, pleasure and pain. Gossip, myths, architecture and science are some of the elements that go to formulate the experience and show the presence of the past in the future. Commisioned by DA2 Digital Arts Development Agency and The Bath Festival Trust. < play >

> Tabernacles of Love
WARNING: All the material on this site has been adapted from pornographic resources which some people may find offensive...but on the contrary, those parts of body that seems to be weaker are indispensable, and the parts that we think are less honourable we treat with special honour. And the parts that are unpresentable are treated with special modesty - (1 Corinthians 12:22-23).This site looks at the mechanics of pornography on the web and challenges the particular graphic style they employ with moral dilemmas and quotes from the Bible shown as script error warnings. < play >
> Ubiquity
 Ubiquity aims to create a city space which is defined through a series of words, symbols and images offered to the immigrant browser. These maybe prescriptive, prohibitive, or informative, couched in more or less explicit and codified ideograms, (road signs, maps, guides, advertisements, etc), or sometimes in ordinary, audible language. The city space is formed by the traveller catching only partial snapshots, piled hurriedly into his/her memory only to be recomposed in the account he/she gives of them. Programming by Andi Freeman at Deepdisc. Commissioned by The Laboratory at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art and Artec. < play >