Following its installation over the Summer at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Of the Oak by Marshmallow Laser Feast for which I wrote the score and composed the spatial sound design is being installed at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, where it will be open to the public from December 2025 until March 2026.
Read More'Breathing with the Forest' at Compton Verney
‘Breathing with the Forest’ at Oxo Exhibition, 2024 (Image courtesy: Marshmallow Laser Feast)
'Poetics of Soil: Fly Agaric I' in the Observer
“The most spectacular work in the show concerns this secret labour. The artist collective Marshmallow Laser Feast take us on a psychedelic film journey underground to reveal the astonishing role of fungi roots in breaking down and recycling dead plant and animal matter to enrich the soil. This flowing network twinkles like a highway by night, glowing with miraculous colours and sending up the life force into a mushroom above, which in turns sheds its spores out across the air – altering the world’s weather. Merlin Sheldrake’s commentary – about the wild intimacies of our coexistence with soil, how being is always being with, and so on – is pure poetry. And the film continues without cease in the most perfect ecological loop.”
Read More'Poetics of Soil: Fly Agaric I' in forthcoming exhibition 'SOIL: The World at Our Feet' at Somerset House, London
'Poetics of Soil: Fly Agaric I' by Marshmallow Laser Feast, for which I have composed the 12.1 soundscape and composition will premiere as part of the forthcoming exhibition ‘SOIL: The World at Our Feet,’ at Somerset House, London at the end of January.
Read More'Evolver' at Tribeca, NY
After two years of extraordinary and mind-expanding work, Evolver premieres tomorrow at Tribeca Festival in New York, where it is then open for a week. Tickets and further information can be found here. It is a genuinely extraordinary piece, and it has been a great privilege working with Marshmallow Laser Feast, Henrik Oppermann, Daisy Lafarge and Natan Sinigaglia / Imaginary Friends on this journey.