Urban nights and overcast days

2018, mixed media installations

A cat stalks through the city. Domesticated, whilst remaining potentially deadly. — A man walks through the city, identity obscured by an umbrella. Hunter or hunted? Watching or watched? — Urban spaces become the stage for a tale to be played out by unidentified characters.

Repetition, reflection, variation and the interactional nuance of everyday moments are made theatrical, cinematic and open ended. — Urban and material textures, layering, draping, light, shadows, pixels and noise. — Moments remembered, imagined and felt, merge to tell an ambiguous story.

A portrait of a nameless city. Days and moments repeat under grey skies. An effort is made to maintain colour and the preciousness of small events as time slows and skips. The city holds onto everyday memories across the scale of urban nights and overcast days. — Scenes of rest and movement, as well as formal elements of colour, geometry, light and scale aim to guide the eye, through this non-liner narrative, demonstrating an ongoing interest in temporality, materiality, subjectivity, nostalgia and memory.