Born 1999 in Edinburgh, Lives and Works in Glasgow
My work looks at the relationships people have with artificial/imagined space and how they can parallel someone’s relationship with real space, emulating an atmosphere, an emotion or a memory but also how fictional spaces can create those same feelings without needing to be in reference to something real.
This line of inquiry stems from my own relationship with digital space, Video Games and the internet as places which are significant to my life as well as many others.
I also want to capture how the real world is reflected back to us through a digital lens. By doing so the work created can be seen as allegorical for the transition of many aspects of our lives going from physical to digital space and the resulting ‘anxiety of the unknown’ that can exist as part of this process.
My practice focuses mainly on Digital Art making, Animation and Image production but can also include Music/Sound Production, physical making such as drawing and sculpture and Making Interactive Digital Environments.
The work is presented directly as works of digital art where elements of glitch and technical failure are celebrated in the way other artists would celebrate inconsistencies in paint and clay.