Poem for Horizons a photo book by photographer Alex Llovet. The poem responds to the photographs and is written in English and translated in to Spanish. The book forms a poetic investigation into the relationship of human beings with the horizon, that frontier between what we see and what we imagine.
Be3a: a limited edition of 15 sets of 6 postcards designed and conceived using manipulated photographs published by if p then q.
World Banner published by Zimzalla. A series of 12 poems of 12 lines each overlaid on card globes each line for each 12 lines of latitude where 12 different correspondents are simultaneously creating one poem in a single globe and the work to be titled “World Banner” also consisting of a legend of all the poems included in the purchase price of £12 per globe.
A series of 7inch vinyl poem sleeves with original photos. This work featured in THE DARK WOULD language art anthology edited by Philip Davenport, gathering work by over 100 contributors - including some of the most noted artists and poets alive today - in two volumes, one paper and one virtual.
Text installation on the doors of the factory. The Farringdon Factory was a multidisciplinary arts residency and open studio space curated by Keira Greene and Natasha Cox, that occupied a disused 7-storey office building at 20 Farringdon Street, London, from 2013 to 2014. It hosted experimental installations, screenings, and live events.