Film news
Prospect is installed at this year's Folkestone Triennial. It's on until 19th October 2025. Hurry! The Triennial is such a beautifully curated show – a calm space to think about the histories we've inherited and the future world we're making. For its part, Prospect explores Derek Jarman's legacy deploying the rushes made in preparation for his 1990 film The Garden. The rushes also reveal the early evolution of his garden at Prospect Cottage. In dark times Prospect offers a space to think about art and friendship and the possibility for imagining a wide open future.

Publishing news
We're pleased to announce the launch of Esolo Unorso. It's only a bear! A fast response book/film project deisgned to take the panic out of the speeded up media conditions we inhabit today. Ali Smith's A Woolf of One's Own and Xandra Bingley's Strangers Who Talk are available now. They're limited editions so act quickly before they sell out.

After a generous gift of time and space that a remote residency with Metal Peterborough offered I've been researching a new project about migration. Clues about its evolution have been archived here. The resulting film will be installed at St Peter's Chruch, Cambridge as part of Platforma in October 2025.

Some of my latest adventures with this project are rooted in questions of proximity and distance mapped through sound. Thanks to funding from Arts Council England I'm learning a great deal of new things which I've tried to honour and share here.