I'm a critical artist and researcher whose work interrogates the relations between the AI industry, the climate crisis, and social change. I'm the Reader in Technology Futures & Critical Climate Computing at the University of the Arts London.
I work in installations, new forms of speculative fiction, low-carbon computing, and critical AI practices.
My work is exhibited internationally, including shows at the V&A Museum London, the Nam June Paik Art Center in Seoul, Berghain in Berlin, and Eyebeam in New York.
My research has been published by MIT Press, Bloomsbury, and other academic publishers, and I've been featured in The Guardian, Fast Company, the Royal Academy Magazine and more.
Installation · 2025
One simple change transforms AI: it's no longer called 'Artificial Intelligence'.
Installation · 2025
A view into a 'post-abundance' near-future, and better use of the tools we have today.
Installation · 2025
A warning on where AI politics in the UK (and the NHS) may lead.
Installation · 2024
An installation for 200 hacked 'smart' devices and the many possible futures of our relationship to AI.
Audio Fiction / Performance · 2025
Audio fiction from futures where we abandon, ignore, forbid, or forget AI altogether.
Fiction Film / Performance · 2022
A fiction film/performance on the ecological impact of 'smart' technologies and the myths beneath them.
Audio-Visual Performance · 2020
An audio-visual performance between Alexa and Siri, scored by collapsing synthetic voices.
Device / Installation · 2018
What might the hidden products of military and tech collaboration look like?
Installation · 2019
An installation for a 'smart' desk and the synthetic voices that haunt it.
Installation / Video · 2019
How can machine learning give us new ways to look at art, and the world?
Sound Art Installation · 2017
A sound art installation exposing AI listening, and what voice assistants cannot answer.
Installation · 2015
The hidden ways smartphones bleed personal data wherever we go.