
The Self Aware Alphabet, 2 wordfinds on the windows of Rongwrong, Amsterdam
Both wordfind games are comprised of symmetrical letters from the alphabet making the game accessible from both the outside and inside of the space.

The Self Aware Alphabet, 2 wordfinds on the windows of Rongwrong, Amsterdam
Both wordfind games are comprised of symmetrical letters from the alphabet making the game accessible from both the outside and inside of the space.


New Australia co-oporation settlement Anthology republished on the occasion of NEW 11, an annual showcase at the Australian Center for Contemporary Art
The New Australia movement was a group of 250 Australians who migrated to Paraguay in the 1890’s in search of a socialist utopian community based on the teachings of William Morris and lead by Australian labour party pioneer William Lane.
All segments of the Journal over the course of 4 years were collated together into the one 76 page newspaper for this exhibition. Printed in an edition of 10,000, the copies of the newspapers were free to take from the space.
Catalog essay by Florian Cramer
we are so civilised, 2010 Piet Zwart Institute graduation exhibition at TENT, Rotterdam.
Curated by Mai Abu ElDahab
a proposed fictional collaboration between psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich and Memphis designer Ettore Sottsass whereby Sottsass redesigns Reich’s Orgone Energy Accumulator as a stage prop for a theater piece called “We are So Civilised (the deleted scenes)” — which is a live performance of a radio play being made titled “The Emotional Plague”.


(photo documentation by Diana Duta)


preplan introduction to performance

script outcome


gratifying the senses, co-authored live screen writing performance, 2010

Abstract Algorithm, mediations on how to generate a probable result within a problematic obstacle by throwing 2 dice, rubber stamp, 2010

silk screened poster of a fictional film in the form of an exhibition ‘Done to a Dead End’, curated by Lee Welsh, 2010
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