"What might it mean to remediate, excavate and bring back to life a personal archive of paintings and drawings and mobile phone footage made over 25 years through moving image and then remediate this remediation through live performance via Zoom?

Innovating the possibilities of media reuse, text feed-back and looping, and voice-overs, this multi-layered live multimedia Zoom performance is a colourful, immersive, textured, organic and disorienting montage of young queer experience told through my own personal autobiography. THIS was for me growing up gay in homophobic working class Britain in the 1990s and then coming to London in the early 2000s and being confronted with the implicit power relations attached to gay male social spaces. There are so many different references to decades of British history through different registers of image-making, language and bodies through a complex and repetitive system of layering, making the viewer continually question how many layers there are. With a parallel to our unconscious, with its many layers, many of which we do not have full access to.

The images that make up the green screen include drawings and paintings I made between 2005-2007 and 2018-2019, films and audio recordings on cell phones circa. 2005 and photos and recordings of moving images I took between 2011-2019 on various iPhones."