'Get a room' is an annual charity event hosted by the
Brunswick Hotel in Glasgow's merchant city centre.
For one night only the hotel is taken over by artists,
musicians and performers and all the proceeds collected
go to charity. I was approached with the opportunity to do
something interactive with one of the rooms, so decided, due to
the nature of the long corridors within hotels that i would enclose
the room with a screen and have an interactive pacman piece,
that would be simply triggered each time someone walked past the
screen. this worked really well, As the party revellers got haywire with
the free drinks and stunning bands performing in the penthouse suite.
those loving munching sounds of Pacman resonated along the walls.

Two days of max msp with whizz kidd guru Matt Green within
the Isis Arts centre, Newcastle upon Tyne.
During which I successfully reworked my project 'TAO JOYSTICK'
and it is now available as a fully playable version.
The system uses a G4 laptop running max/msp, attached to an old Atari2700 games console
via audio output and two seperate monitors for viewing.
I am now just getting busy with the content and should have some interesting
pictures to show you soon.

Big show extravaganza with fire works, a seven foot gorilla and stretch limosines.
Situated right outside of the futuristic Glasgow science centre building.
'Govanwood' was a celebratory night of community film screenings. As part
of the Glasgow based AV team pointless creations I created a huge blue screen
out of a hired Luton van for realtime composition and manipulation.