Though an emotive user experience this installation explores how technology is merging with our enviroment and hence changing how we relate to our surroundings. This piece does not attempt to describe new landscapes but insted new ways of looking at our environmental and architectural environments which would include the virtual.

One River (running) is an interactive, immersive media environment – a kind of participatory cinema. Its complex system of moving sound and images echo the river's undulating geographic form.

This piece is about exploring limitations of stereotypes. By using highly stylized conventions of magic realism the viewer is guided through a metaphorical journey in which video and sound are woven together to bring into question stereotypes about culture.

This is a three channel installation inspired by video artist Nam Jun Paik's work which uses multiple video monitors. This work has a formalist painterly approach to the medium of video.

This piece confronts the traditional 'male gaze' through the use of feedback, abstraction, and fragmentation of the female body.