DIY Zoetrope
Buying a real Zoetrope is expensive! I recently introduced my students to some basic animation principles, and thought it might be fun to create some animation strips. The main problem was […]
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Norwich University of the Arts MA Exhibition 2014 Interview
An edited excerpt from my interview on Norwich University of the Arts website. You can find the full video here: www.nua.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/. This interview was shot during the final MA exhibition preview […]
NUA MA Shows 2014
If you’re around Norwich this weekend – come check out the 2014 Norwich University of the Arts MA final show. You can see my final installation Bound and loads of other brilliant […]
Final research statement
“Particle physics and the arts are inextricably linked: both are ways to explore our existence – what it is to be human and our place in the universe.” (CERN, 2014) […]
14th August 2014 – Exhibition of MA Interactive Installation @Fusion, Norwich.
I’ve been lucky enough to have the opportunity to exhibit my work my final MA work at the Fusion in Norwich on the evening of 14th August 2014. It will be […]
Masters – project development
Work on the final MA project is progressing well and the final piece is starting to take shape. The following images hopefully help to illustrate the final concept and form the work […]
Initial installation concepts
The following illustrations have been taken from my sketchbook and should hopefully give you some idea the direction the project is taking. I still have further research to complete, but […]
Experiments with Xbox Kinect
It is Often Used to Describe a Transient Fault that Corrects Itself – KINGBASTARD from Andrew Logie on Vimeo. From the Album A Sudden Instance of Malfunctioning or Irregularity in an […]
Learning Quartz Composer – Initial Experiments
As part of the project research and development, I’ve been getting to grips with visual programming using Quartz Composer. The images are from a range of experiments in the creation of live […]
The Hidden Cosmos – Visualising dark matter
“No matter how hard you squint your eyes, some things will always remain invisible to the naked eye: molecules, for instance, and the atoms that make them up, shall remain […]
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