A site-specific event involving durational performance and installations, presented at the two-hundred-year-old Royal Geographical Society Building in Kensington, London.

It all begins with an idea.

A fictional autobiography in three parts, Flexible and Not So Flexible examined shifting notions of identity and borders, where personal intentions collide and desires are negotiated.

A solo performance integrating video, text and minimalist pedestrian choreography. The piece was semi-autobiographical in nature, based on the experience of growing up in the semi-rural landscape of South Essex.

A lecture-performance made for the 200 year old lecture room of the Royal Institution, Piccadilly, London, originally home to the scientist Michael Faraday.

A performance for two dancers combining live performance and animated slide projections. About the Weather took the form of a meditation on the human figure and its relationship to the landscape.

A multimedia solo based on ideas of memory and place.

It all begins with an idea.