Peter & nou comes in a web version. Constantly evolving, never the same twice (though technically, it could be the same twice, it’s just highly unlikely), frustrating, annoying and verging on the incomprehensible www.rabbitcottontoothcottonrabbit.com‘s domain name refers to a specific moment in time and space; a narrative used by a dentist to hypnotise a child,…

Here’s a video I’ve made in collaboration with the genius ears of Mark Vernon. And some screenshots. The Man Who Fell to Millom (2018) is a short, atmospheric, science fiction film set in Millom. As a Glasgow-based artist commissioned by the Moving Mountains Festival to make a film about Ghyll Scaur Quarry, I was acutely…

Emerging from my obsession with Scottish socialist writer Naomi Mitchison’s Memoirs of a Spacewoman (1962) nou (Single-channel video, 18 mins) is a tale of space travel, hypnosis and transformation across time and space, from an alien world to a dentist’s chair in Glasgow, 1981. nou is kind of a partner to and an opposite of…

Here’s my publication, Peter & nou (2018). Matt and Jess at Good Press organised this and Matthew Walkerdine designed it too. It’s element heavy, with a sticker of a lab rat in a kaleidoscopic space/time-travelling tunnel included for you, gratis. It comprises a book called Peter (like the film Peter, 2014), a book called nou…

A video for Naomi Mitchison, Ursula K. Le Guin and all spacewomen on Earth.

Made from memory and scraps of 35mm, this silent 26-second video begat (that’s what I said) a whole bunch of others. First shown on a phone that was passed around an audience. Later shown in locations around Hospitalfield House. I’ve thrown them all together below…

Watch this latest piece of pathetic desire-in-action here. Thank you to the unknowing Mr Simm.