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Gallery Installations · 2008 – 2026 Co-Creative AI · Architectural Light · Public Art

Art Collaborations, Living Sculptures & Public Interventions

Projects I've been fortunate enough to build with artists, architects, and cultural institutions—spanning OXO Gallery and Jason Bruges Studio in London to site-specific public installations and augmented reality works in Cambridge and Bawdsey.

01 // Flagship Exhibitions & Co-Creative Systems (2019–2026)

Evolutionary Exhibitions & Living Architectural Light

Jason Bruges Studio × DeepMind 2019 – 2022
Lux Automata 3D cellular automata light sculpture

Lux Automata

A living 3D media sculpture of 2,940 cellular black-PCB cubes (635,040 LEDs) suspended in Google DeepMind's King's Cross foyer—driven by 3D cellular automata, Developmental GRNs, RL agents, and homeostatic curator "Agatha".

02 // Public Art, Text & Augmented Reality with Bettina Furnée (2008–2012)

Lines of Defence, POWERHOUSE & Reality Rules

Early site-specific collaborations combining coastal webcams, multi-authored public text, and mobile augmented reality in Cambridge and Suffolk.

Site-Specific Installation · Bawdsey Bettina Furnée
Lines of Defence — 38 flags on wooden posts by Bettina Furnée

Lines of Defence

38 flags in five lines on wooden posts set one metre apart on the Suffolk coast, featuring appliquéd letters by artist Bettina Furnée documented via coastal camera systems.

Cambridge University Library Easter Term 2008
POWERHOUSE at Cambridge University Library

POWERHOUSE

A multi-authored word composition and participatory web/architectural staging led by Bettina Furnée at Sir Giles Gilbert Scott's iconic Cambridge University Library tower during Easter Term 2008.

Mobile Augmented Reality · Cambridge Parker's Piece
Reality Rules Augmented Reality on Parker's Piece, Cambridge

Reality Rules

Augmented Reality Art & Technology research collaboration with Bettina Furnée allowing the public to view and propose New Rules For A Fair Society overlaid in 3D space on Parker's Piece, Cambridge (birthplace of the 1848 Cambridge Rules of football).