BIOGRAPHY

08 / 07 / 1982 St. Gallen, Switzerland.
Currently lives and works in London.

Education

2000 – 2003 BA(hons) Contemporary Fine Art, Oxford Brookes University
2006 – 2008 MA Arts & Ecology, Dartington College of Arts.

Exhibitions

2009

Participated in Monica Ross\' Anniversary - An Act of Memory, Beaconsfield Gallery, London.
‘In Their Own Words’ Group Show, Sheffield. UK
‘In Transit’ Performance for Video Art from the UK, Luda Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia.
‘Walking Home’ Solo show, Shed and a Half Gallery, London. UK
Anniversary - An Act of Memory
‘Zero de Conduite’ Performance Screening, Elevator Gallery, London. UK

2008

‘Cinderella Hills’ Curated a group show at CCANW, Exeter, UK http://www.ccanw.co.uk/
‘REF: 183367 – Portraits of My Father’ Solo show of Installation and Performance works, The Gallery, Dartington. UK
‘Conflux 2008’ Performative Installation and Social Sculpture project as part of international festival of psycho-geography.
‘Live Art Falmouth’ Social Sculpture as part of Live Art festival, Falmouth, Cornwall. UK
‘Divergence: n50.26 w03.41’ Group show at Star & Dove Contemporary Artspace, Bristol. UK.
‘MaShow’ Final MA show of Performance, installation and drawing work, Dartington College of Arts, UK.
‘This Is Not A Gateway’ Festival of contemporary Urbanism. Collaborative project as part of group The Mobile Institute. http://thisisnotagateway.squarespace.com/
‘Signs of life’ Group Show, Dual-site project in Liverpool and Wimbledon. www.threeweeks.org.uk
‘Laundromat: Flatfile’ Group Show, Laundromat Gallery, Brooklyn, New York.
‘WPT@Elevator’ Group Show, Elevator Gallery, London. UK

2007

‘Moving Things’ New works on film as part of group show, Nottingham. UK
‘Project’ Group film screening hosted by The Griffin, Shoreditch, curated by Another Roadside Attraction Gallery.
‘Climate of Change’ Group show hosted by ACS Studios, SW1, London. UK
‘LOS ARTISTAS UNIDOS JAMAS SERAN VENCIDOS!’ Group Show, The Gallery, Dartington College of Arts. UK
‘Alytus Biennial 2’ Performative Installation shown in Biennial, Lithuania.
‘Upstaging Nature’ Outdoor durational performance, Sydenham, London. UK

2006

‘Landmarks III’ Group show of contemporary landscape art, Cumbria, UK.
‘Coryate’s Crudities’ Geotourism group show as part of AN conference, Nottingham, UK.

2005

‘Open Season’ Deptford X Festival group show, London. UK
‘Strangers On A Train’ Site Specific performance as part of British Art Show 6, between London and Newcastle. UK

2004

‘This Is The Future’ Permanent outdoor commission, Chiltern Sculpture Trail, Oxford. UK

2003

Oxford Brookes Degree Show’ Oxford Brookes University. UK

Publications

Critical Cities: Ideas, Knowledge and Agitation from Emerging Urbanists – Project essay on ‘The Park Bench Reader’ to be published as part of the festival catalogue. Published by Myrdle Court Press, released September 24th 2009.
‘MaMagazine’ – publication as part of the degree show at Dartington College of Art. Published by Bonfire Books, September 2008.
‘Making do’ – Documentation of performance ‘Learning to translate Lithuanian’ published in upcoming magazine. Published August 2008.
‘A Growing Concern’ – Article on Arts & Ecology written for the New Statesman http://www.newstatesman.com/200702120060
‘The Glorious Twelfth’ – Publication as part of project for Deptford X festival including essays, maps and documentation.

Residencies

‘Littoral’ 10-day research residency as part of The Mobile Institute. 
‘Constance’ – Experimental residency on a 112 year old wooden ship on the Thames.
‘Shining Cliff’ - Collaborative residency project of international artists, Derbyshire.
‘Echoes in the Stones’ – Month long residency as on site artist at Tintern Abbey, Monmouthshire.
‘O.Y.A.P’ – Interdisciplinary residency with Artists Collective TINCUP, Oxfordshire.

Awards

Dartington Creative Enterprise Grant.
Awarded to Bram Thomas Arnold & Eleanor Wynne Davis for their collaborative project The Mobile Institute. (Ongoing)
Guardian Arts Award 2000.
Awarded for most interdisciplinary practice in his graduating year. Royal Forest of Dean College.