Album artwork made for William Doyle’s 2019 album Your Wilderness Revisited, including associated press shots. Physical release available from all good record shops.
My portraits of Will, alongside miscellaneous photographs of British post-war suburban developments, were used extensively through the album’s promo cycle, appearing in an interview for The Quietus and over a six-page spread in issue 59 of Electronic Sound magazine.
Vinyl / CD / Download | 45 mins | September 2019 | Download via Bandcamp
One Second a Day 2017 — YouTube
An old video, revisited in early 2019 as a way of reflecting on what was a tumultuous year, close to the second anniversary of Mark Fisher’s death.
Tape #2
Made in collaboration with Marta Dos Santos, Tape #2 was an edition-of-one mixtape handmade in 2017 with tape player and letterpress. Now sold out, you can listen back to the mix here.
Cassette | 90 mins | 2017 | Self-Released
Tape #1
Made in collaboration with Marta Dos Santos, Tape #1 was an edition-of-one mixtape handmade in 2016 with tape player and letterpress. Now sold out, you can listen back to the mix here.
Cassette | 100 mins | 2016 | Self-Released
Fragile — National Museum, Cardiff
Back in 2015, I went to this ceramics exhibition at the National Museum in Cardiff called Fragile? The last room of the exhibition was home to Keith Harrison’s installation Mute which consisted of a giant wall of speakers attached to two turntables. Each of the speakers had a ceramic disc attached to its front and the idea was that, over the course of the exhibition, you could watch the deterioration of these ceramics plates through sound.
On the wall behind the turntables there were lots of records you could use to abuse the speakers for yourself. Jazz worked best, apparently. Brass timbres seemed to do a lot of damage. I wanted to find out for myself so, one Sunday during the unusually hot Welsh summer, I decided to cycle over with a record bag and play some of my noisiest records for a hour. I think its the most fun I had all year.
The Sounds and Silences of Llansteffan
In 2015, I took part in an exhibition in Llansteffan, South Wales, exploring the sounds and silences of the former fishing village.
A CD was produced alongside an installation of photographs. You can listen to the CD here.
Installation + CD | 55 mins | 2015 | Free on Location
Peripheral Functions: Notes on Shipley’s Golden Cabinet
In 2015, I photographed Vatican Shadow, Machine Woman and A New Line (Related) at Golden Cabinet in Shipley for The Quietus.
In 2014, I was invited to be the official photographer for that year’s edition of Skipton’s now-defunct Beacons Festival, with my photographs appearing on billboards, posters and in magazines around the country.
My photographs from the festival appeared on The Quietus over two consecutive years, in 2013 [article removed] and 2014.
Leaving the Building
In 2014, I was invited to edit and contribute a text to the BA(hons) Photographic Art degree show publication, Leaving the Building. I was also invited to make an accompanying mixtape for the exhibition, featuring various songs about art school.
Exhibition Catalogue + Mixtape | 2014 | Free on Location
Caribou Vibration Ensemble — ATP Festival, Minehead, UK
Directed by Jason Evans, I shot and edited this film for an improvised “interlude” during the Caribou Vibration Ensemble’s headline set at All Tomorrow’s Parties’ Nightmare Before Christmas festival which took place at Butlins, Minehead, on 11th December 2011.