British Art Fair — Digitalism 2026

Presented at Saatchi Gallery, London as part of Digitalism at British Art Fair 2026.

This film/animation brings together fragments from more than thirty years of sketchbooks. Drawings, notebook observations and small animations accumulate without chronology, allowing recurring thoughts, misplaced logic and everyday absurdities to surface.

Ordinary objects, snippets of language and imagined situations are treated with equal importance, creating a world in which the familiar is gently displaced rather than transformed. Rather than following a conventional narrative, the work moves through associations, repetitions and small shifts in attention.

A sound piece of sustained chords accompanies the animation, alongside a synthetic voice reading fragments of notebook observations. Together, image, sound and language create an unfolding archive of attention — a collection of thoughts, observations and visual encounters gathered over time.

The work was shown within Digitalism, the digital art feature at British Art Fair, bringing together artists exploring the changing relationship between contemporary art and technology. My participation marked a return to the fair following the inaugural digital art presentation in 2024.

Further information about the work, installation and presentation to follow.