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Parthenope
The next iteration in the series begun with Changing Room. Changing Room at Afrikaburn, Capetown, SA


We See Ourselves in Animals
Lately we've been creating some unique animal sculptures.


Thinking Beyond Murals
We think murals are great. Our studio is covered with murals by Nadia Hagen and Jessica Gonzalez, with more on the way. But murals require careful surface preparation and regular recoating with a transparent UV-protective paint. We've been thinking about how to make murals more long-lasting and engaging.


Fatherhood Series
Tools have been a big part of my life, my relationship with my own father and grandfather, and now with my son.


Multitudes
I'm continuing the series I began with "Multiples Selves". The series includes a series of immersive masks and a two-sided frame.


Sundial Just Installed
With the help of our friends at Metalab we just installed my walk-through sundial - an immersive monumental sculpture that tells time by...


The Laughter of Children
There is a single sound that rebuts every piece of bad news you hear in the media and that sound is the laughter of children....


Noise Media Art Fair with Vienna Contemporary
Multiple Selves, Noise Media Art Fair This is the first gallery show I've done in a long time. With Vedica Gallery and curator Cecilia...


Is It Art?
Here are some images that came up when I typed "art" into the search bar for my Google Photos account: I grew up in a family of makers...


Angels in the Architecture
I have been working with Marjorie Guyon, the conceptual artist behind the I Was Here project on a new way to put murals into public space...


Freakonomics Interview
I’ve always wanted to be one of those people confident enough to share their failures publicly. I finally got the chance when...


Troubleshooting Guide to the Human Condition
Creative people have active imaginations, which sometimes gets us into trouble - imagining problems that aren't there, disguising one...
A Veil of Dragon Scales (Prototype)
Look at how this hanging veil of dragon scales creates three experiences: 1) the surface changes colors as you look through it and the...


Celestial Artwork: Sculptures Inspired by the Cosmos
For the 40,000 years humanity has been creating art, people have been inspired by the night skies. Some of my work is inspired by our...


A Beautiful Studio Artpiece that Surprises
Sometimes it’s nice to make art guided more by a slow beauty than by ideas. I recently made a studio artpiece that colors the space...


Multiple Selves: An Interactive Artpiece
I make art to explore ideas and discover new experiences. Most of the art I make is interactive, which means that I often discover the...


My Interview in Sculpture Magazine
Thanks to Hilary Stunda with Sculpture Magazine for asking great questions. I answer questions about influences, moving from studio art...


Chinook Arc: Seven Years Later
The paradox of Chinook Arc was that it had to appear delicate and ethereal but also has had to endure repeat encounters, extreme weather...


Sculptural Artwork for Rooftops
I recently had a chance to create art for a rooftop garden in an urban setting. It was a dense site and required thinking carefully about...
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