Combining a broad organic aesthetic with contemporary electronic soundscapes and structures over the past 20 years.

Co-founder and resident of a historic harbour near Tower Bridge in London, encouraging the use and preservation of historic and traditional river craft.

A non-profit streaming network, helping RinseFM, ResonanceFM, Christian Aid, Undercurrents and AmbientTV. Promoting the development of open networks, open-source software, open data, and Creative Commons licensing.

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the conversion of the RT32 telescope at VIRAC, Riga and Irbene, Latvia. A collaboration between VIRAC, RIXC and r a d i o q u a l i a.

Trinity College artist in residence, BP National Portrait Gallery Travel Award winner, and decade-long Dgen collaborator. Ulyana is a Ukrainian-born painter, trained at St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Art and at St. Martins College in London. “Her work has echoes of Titian, Goya and the bawdy earthiness of Hogarth, all put into a modern context.” – Angela Lambert

A self-sustaining research Earth Observatory combining Media, Science and Art. Makrolab brings together diverse people from around the world to facilitate and focus dialogue and research. Report from the 2002 installation in Blair Atholl, Scotland.

An AmbientTV.net project: a wandering wireless performance in London, UK. 11am-6pm, 14-15 November 2003.

An AmbientTV.net project. Live mixture of real-time chat, eating, cooking, video and audio manipulation, poetry and multiple-choice streaming. 17 July 2003, 4pm-11pm BST. Also exhibited at the Edinburgh Fringe and Ladyfest in Bristol.

The 6th International ART+COMMUNICATION festival: a series of events from 15-18 May 2003 in Riga, Latvia, Karosta, Liepaja and at the VIRAC Radio Telescope in Irbene.

Direct-action website for those interested in learning more about issues in Tibet.

Live performance at the ICA, London in November 2002. Live creation of visuals to accompany renowned Israeli musician Moshikop.

Working with AmbientTV.net on the opening performance of the first Israeli Video Arts festival in Tel Aviv, October 2002. Combining live DJ, VJ and dancing with hidden microphones and cameras.

A mixed-media diary of the Xian Du International Volunteers Workcamp on Culture and Environmental Protection (Xiandu Township, Jinyun county, Zhejiang province, China, 1-10 April 1999).

The National Schools’ Observatory is a major web-based resource allowing UK schools to use world-class astronomical telescopes around the world by remote control. Bringing cutting-edge science and technology into the classroom.

Streamed this arts-only radio station for free for 5 years.

An active floating community closely interwoven with the fabric of the local area. Under threat of eviction from Southwark Council – the public hearing ran 5-15 July 2004. Southwark lost.