A stand alone moving image piece also part of the installation “Feynman’s diagrams” in the exhibition “RHYTHMIG: Y GRONYNNAU, YR OGOF, YR YMENNYDD AR CORFF” at the Elysium Gallery, Swansea. 2025.
A stand alone moving image piece also part of the installation “Rhythmical: Paper Chase” at Stryx Gallery, Birmingham, 2025
A stand alone moving image piece also part of the installation “To Fold is to Form” part of the exhibition “RHYTHMIG: Y GRONYNNAU, YR OGOF, YR YMENNYDD AR CORFF” at the Elysium Gallery Swansea. 2025. Also “Rhythmical; the particles, the caves, the brain and the body” at the Hive Gallery, Ruskin Mill Trust, Birmingham. 2024.
A stand alone moving image piece but also part of the installation “Encoded Realities” at Centrala Space, Birmingham, 2024.
A stand alone moving image piece also part of the installation “Extended States of Vibration” in the exhibition “Point to Line to Particle” at the Beacon Museum Cumbria. 2022.
A stand alone moving image piece also part of the installation “Extended States of Vibration” in the exhibition “Point to Line to Particle” at the Beacon Museum Cumbria. 2022.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited on screen as part of the installation “Data Rolling” part of the exhibition “Matter Media and Energy” at Studio-KIND in North Devon. 2021.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited in projection form in “Collision Event” at the Library of Birmingham. 2019. Also part of the installation “The square is not always static” in projection form and on screen at Stryx Residency. 2020.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited in projection form in “Collision Event” at the Library of Birmingham. 2019.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited on screen in “Collision Event” at the Library of Birmingham. 2019.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited on screen in “Collision Event” at the Library of Birmingham. 2019.
A stand alone moving image piece exhibited in projection form at the physics, dance and film collaboration “Particle Event” at the Hexagon Theatre, Mac Birmingham. 2018.