I was introduced to The Paper Cinema sitting on the floor of a dark, hushed, crowded room in Edinburgh. The screen was luminous - we were all hypnotized, like children watching their very first magic lantern show. This is special stuff. They will be performing at the Battersea Arts Centre in London for most of February. Do not miss it, you fool.
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Thursday, 2 February 2012
The Paper Cinema at the Battersea Arts Centre
I was introduced to The Paper Cinema sitting on the floor of a dark, hushed, crowded room in Edinburgh. The screen was luminous - we were all hypnotized, like children watching their very first magic lantern show. This is special stuff. They will be performing at the Battersea Arts Centre in London for most of February. Do not miss it, you fool.
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Snapshots: EDINBURGH
My film A Game of String will be screened as part of Snapshots: EDINBURGH, an evening of puppetry and moving image curated by the Manipulate Festival, on the 3rd of February. More info here.
Saturday, 7 May 2011
Creatures!
From time to time I make creatures out of fabric and buttons. These two are brand new and looking for homes. For more details, have a look at my web shop.
Monday, 20 December 2010
An Old Friend
This one was an experiment. We reconnected while I was digging through old work stashed at my mother's house. The face has character, though perhaps not much intelligence. Below, the same individual contemplates our wintry garden.
Friday, 13 February 2009
Say Hello to My Little Friends
Over Christmas I made some new puppets. They're made out of found scraps of fabric (cashmere, felt and tweed) and stuffed with the kind of fluffy white thing you find inside pillows and winter jackets (not down). I also put some rice in them to make them weigh more. It makes them nicer to hold. Here they are:
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These ones are twins. The camera makes them shy.



The puppets now live in the Red Door Gallery on Victoria Street in Edinburgh, where they are waiting to be adopted by some nice people.
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