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Well for all of you who care I have a show opening in Ireland today.
Captured at the digital Hub opens today.

A result of my Run_Way grant last year I met with Elaine Parsons and was asked to submit a site specific response to the new developments for the Digital Hub.

More later off to bed after chasing down couriers after sloppiness at my end.

Visit it all here!!!

In between everything else I have been busting my ass on - I hope you have seen the Jenny Holzer projections onto ACCA as part of the current show.

Projections finish on the 4th of June. I helped with liasing & setting up the Pani gear for the show with Jenny’s tech - normally he uses a cameleon unit, but because of the recent vienna show the gear was not available.

Been great to work with Charles - Jennys projection guy - new perspectives & a different take on projection.

Come check out a bit of scrolling projection action.

Just finished a project in Millicent & Robe in Sth Australia called Red Tape.
A large scale video projection resulting from a two year workshop with youth in that area, the works were projected onto a water tower in Millicent & the old customs house in Robe.
I was brought in the new year to help with the projections.
Images to follow - all the work created by the studio collaborators.

I am currently working on a Melbourne Workers Theatre show at Scienceworks.
The second week of the show runs from this wed to sunday.
Reviews are here.
I have designed the boiler room to project Malcolm McKinnons video works.
Done on a very limited budget - I have to thank Olaf Meyer for sorting me out the gear.
Great reviews & great show from all these people!!!

Yes a whole cooling tower - on Woostercollective also.

And of course the blog here, check out my new australian jumper.

We used a Pani BP6GT with a 13.5 lens and the compact slide changer.
Thanks to Bernhard & Markus at Pani, Dieter from Hawk Showbizlogistics and Ian de Gruchy. And now pip can have a rest.

And people thought I would stop after Gráinne was born.

Here we are in Wagga Wagga excecuting Pip Sheas projects.

Please check this out:
Bitscape

It has to be the most beautiful yet sinister piece of work i have ever seen.

Unfortunately due to baby situations I had to leave after a half hour.

Can’t wait to see the next install!!!

Christ - I thought i could finish all work before our next child.

Our child gráinne was born on the night of the 28th a couple of days early - an amazing experience - but oh so much work left for me - i can’t believe i just did this work- BDO & bump out liquid asthetics ….. i am so broken……..