Launched yesterday at a very lively and packed event, the National Poetry Library at the Southbank Centre is staging the world's first Instagram poetry exhibition: featuring 27 still image poems and 15 filmpoem winners from over 1,000 submissions to its competition. I really enjoyed the three live readings as well as the other work on show. It runs until 1st July 2018, the exhibition is free and open Tuesday to Sunday, 11am - 8pm.

My piece included in the exhibition is 'Being and being empty'

Very, very excited to announce that 447 Intellect: N has been selected to be shown as part of the 11th outing of Digital Graffiti

​The location and the event really does look stunning. I can't help but wonder (a Carrie Bradshaw voice has suddenly appeared in my head) what Floridians will make of my eclectic little film. And I can't anticipate what its going to look like, and whether or how the sound is going to play out.

But whatever happens, going by the images from last year it looks an amazing event.

Sadly couldn't attend LightUp Poole in person, but luckily an old friend (thank you Martin!) stepped up and was able to take his boys for an evening wander around and find the film poetry showing in Kingland Crescent for me. My work 'Blue Flash Flash' came 4th in the Poole film poetry competition and was projected here.

Martin is a town planner by profession and so apart from being amazed and delighted by my work (of course) he was naturally very observant of the street scene. It was great to hear that the town was much busier than usual at that time in early evening - so plenty of people had turned up or stayed around longer to see the light art and digital installations. It sounded like a great event that was well attended. Thank you to all the organisers who put it together.