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lots of fun exploring these rock pools at extra low tide last night with @jobstgraeve 🪸🪨 🐚 it was incredible, and even though I swim here regularly at high tide, I often forget about this vast underwater landscape and the amazing biodiversity that
this day last year ✨ Eden and I on the final day of our joint exhibition ‘OVERFLOW’ , a show that navigated the active entanglements between natural and built environments 🗺️ #computationalartist #interactiveinstallation #ai #physical
having fun experimenting with new materials 🫧 a few photos of my time @makerversity so far ✨ thank you to @aceagrams for making this opportunity possible for me to develop my practice and accessing these resources 🙏 #dycp #artscouncilengland #mak
found treasures…all the barograph readings taken at home when I was younger, along with old Irish coins before euro was introduced 💸 Never would I have thought I’d be using weather data in my art 20 years later 💭 second image: details
SEA ~ SICK , 2020 Utilising 36 servo motors this installation visualises wave data recorded by the M4 weather station located in the West of Ireland. Each corner of the fabric tilts with respect to the wave heights in October 2020. This dynamic movem
as part of my residency @tidesinstitute I hosted a workshop for Eastport Highschool that introduced computational art and data visualisation. The event involved a participatory aspect where students used a depth sensor to measure the water levels tha
i cannot believe how quickly time is passing … only 4 days left of my residency here @tidesinstitute 1. sunrise in my studio ☀️ 2. visualising the tides using data from @noaa 🌊 3 & 4 i spotted a minky whale whilst measuring the water le