Architecture Washing

A site-specific evocation of the Keep building at Brock Barracks, Reading — a striking and imposing example of Victorian ‘Fortress Gothic’ military architecture. Tracing the layered history of the building, from its opening in the 1870s upto its transformation into a space for artists.
A film with historian Christopher Impey. Watch here.
Premiered as a projection on the wall inside the Keep, OpenHand Open Space, Reading – 7 May 2025.

Fear & yearning series

Series of 5 films with Toby Martinez de las Rivas and Neda Milenova Mirova. Watch films.
Premiered at the Museum of English Rural Life - Wednesday 12 June 2024.

Dark

A world of people are plunged into darkness and forced to negotiate themselves mirrored back to them in black - only to find occasional moments of strange relief amidst the beauty of nothing.
A poetry film with poet/performer James E. Kenward and multiple award winning concert pianist Bota Zakir. Watch here.
Previewed at Weaving Poetry, Piano and Film at Mountshannon Arts, Ireland, November 2023. 

Solo exhibition: ​Fear & Yearning (and the sliver in between)
7 August – 15 September 2023

Art at the ARB, CRASSH Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, Cambridge University
Closing event: Film screening and panel conversation – Thursday 14 September 2023
30 minute programme of 7 short films, including Because Goddess is Never Enough by Jane Glennie, a film by Helen Dewbery from the poetry collection In an Ideal World I’d Not be Murdered by Chaucer Cameron, and Gillian by Kabecca Films. Followed by a Q&A/in conversation discussion with filmmaker Jane, poet Chaucer, and choreographer Katie of Kabecca Films.

Because Goddess is Never Enough

Watch Because Goddess is Never Enough
A 10-minute poetry film inspired by the life of Tilly Losch by Jane Glennie & Rosie Garland
“Absolutely brilliant ... simultaneously imitates and challenges our image-saturated culture of distraction ...a great introduction to feminism if teachers are looking for something to share with students to blow their minds” – Dave Bonta, founder and editor of MovingPoems.com
“Mesmerising and thought provoking” – Rosalind Davis, curator, artist and author of What They Didn’t Teach You In Art School
“Beautifully constructed, sparkly and gently provoking” – Jo Thomas, artist and researcher