• INFORMATION
  • background
  • Drawings and paintings made under self-hypnosis
  • What I Saw
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• NEW and RECENT
  • TINDERNESS
  • I HATE THE RICH
  • What I Saw (The Book)
  • The Mind Is Flat

• MULTIPLES and PUBLICATIONS
  • GHOSTS: our ancestors
  • A Glossary of Rhetoric
  • Drawings Made Under Self-Hypnosis 2008-2020
  • Everything. All At the Same Time 2: The Free Poster Edition
  • SETTER
  • NierghtravAOnWint’sIf A Teller:
  • The Wild Pansy Press Book of Rainy Day Activities
  • Journal of the Imagining Machine
  • Fear and Loathing in Capetown
  • 100 Things With Handles
  • from Nowhere (free download)
  • motivational poster (free download)
  • portable flicker
  • new symbols
  • the Mutoscope
  • ... talking to dead people ...
  • (not) the Magic Car
  • Clockwork Cinema

• EXHIBITIONS and PROJECTS
  • Vexations
  • Everything. All At The Same Time 1: The Film
  • a ciascuno il suo
  • a ciascuno il suo pictures
  • Your Voice Will Follow You
  • Work For Record Players: Rehearsal
  • Work for Readers and Writers
  • ...an angry mob broke in and destroyed the machine
  • ...an angry mob... photo album
  • The Reversing Machine in Leeds
  • The Reversing Machine Leeds album
  • The Reversing Machine In Berlin
  • The Portable Reading Room
  • Morphisisations
  • Induction for Six Devices
  • Proposal For a Public Art Work
  • GIOCHI, PASSATEMPI E HARBINGERS
  • HEADSTAMPMUSIC
  • This is The End
  • basement43
  • HOTEL/MOTEL/MOTET
  • The Imagining Machine
  • 24SEVEN
  • MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE
  • L’URLO E IL FURORE
  • Nowhere in Milan
  • about the ArtistMachine
  • ArtistMachine in Milan
  • the ArtistMachine in Dublin
  • bulletin board
  • Tourette's Box
  • irreligious broadcasting
  • Koln 2004
  • the Mutoscope mark 1
  • Drawing Machines
  • the Celebrant Suit
  • DON'T WORRY
  • Grizedale Residency
  • the ReBabeliser

CLOCKWORK CINEMA
A Kinetic Edition of 100 comissioned byCornerhouse Gallery Manchester, 1997

Wind the machine up and the pictures spin just about fast enough for us to assemble two images into a simple repetitive semblance of motion but slow enough for us to be able clearly to see the artifice that lies at the heart of all narrative the way all movement is made, a stream of frozen instants an illusion of fluid motion like the frames of a film giving an illusion of life (or a life's passing moments giving the illusion of meaning.) There are still a few "Clockwork Cinemas" available contact me at for more information and current price.