I studied art at St. Martin’s College in London and Theatre Design in Nottingham when there were still Polytechnics and student grants in the UK. I spent the 1990s touring, performing, making sound tracks, lighting co-designing and co-directing the English Live Art company Reckless Sleepers. I also did money jobs in London making props for theatre and film as well as a period as an arts administrator at the Contemporary Arts Society, a charity that buys contemporary fine arts and crafts to give to regional art galleries and museums.

I like to engage in and educate myself about psychogeography, open hardware, drawing machines, cryptography, dowsing, megalithic sites, permaculture, gardening, worm composting, foraging, fermenting, somatic practices, taijiquan and qigong.
I share the position of guest professor for interdisciplinary artistic practice and theory at Studium Generale with my partner Sophia New since winter semester 2020.