Art Collaborations.

A major land and environmental art installation on the rapidly eroding cliffs of Dunwich, Suffolk. Artist Bettina Furnée placed 38 letter flags in five lines on wooden posts set one metre apart along the coastline.

Dylan designed and installed an autonomous weather-sealed camera rig that captured automated time-lapses from sunrise to sunset every single day across an entire solar year (365 days), documenting the physical erosion of the cliffs and the elements reclaiming the flags into the North Sea.

A monumental multi-authored word composition staged at Cambridge University Library during Easter Term 2008. Large-scale dynamic typographic text was projected across the 157-foot brick library tower, questioning institutional authority, energy, and knowledge.

Augmented Reality art & technology research collaboration with Bettina Furnée on Parker's Piece, Cambridge (the birthplace of the rules of modern football). Visitors looked through mobile screens to view and propose crowdsourced "New Rules For A Fair Society" anchored in virtual space across the historic green.

Major solo/collaborative exhibition at OXO Tower Wharf, London (November 2025), attracting over 27,000 visitors and featured in The New York Times. Explores human-AI co-creation where multimodal foundation models (Gemini) act as an aesthetic judge steering 3D evolutionary forms across 200 generations using pairwise binary tournaments.

Suspended 3D voxel light sculpture of 2,940 crystalline acrylic cubes and 635,040 LEDs in King's Cross London, driven by an embodied artificial intelligence ("Agatha") with homeostatic drives and continuous 3D cellular automata.