Recent works have employed particular locations and their inherent (hi)stories in site specific multi media installations. Using a variety of media such as video, drawings, photography, mapping and sound, projects have engaged physical and thematic perspective in mapped narratives that are generated by the landscape. Geographically tracing past events in defined routes, a number of works have been set in their original context whilst using circumstantial objects to compound past and present.

Looking closely at signifiers that readily transport the viewer has evolved into an exploration of site related objects that hold a capacity to sustain a particular sense of place in different environments. Examining decaying geographic icons in forthcoming works, the transformed condition of such objects has become central. Of particular concern are objects whose impact can inspire a collective psychogeographical standpoint.