I produce electronic literature, multimedia and interactive art, which generally includes text, images and video, sound and reader/viewer participation.

The Electronic Literature Organization have a useful definition of e-lit:

…works with important literary aspects that take advantage of the capabilities and contexts provided by the stand-alone or networked computer.

My ongoing projects include:

• Inanimate Alice, a series of multimedia stories created with novelist Kate Pullinger
• Flight Paths, a ‘networked novel’ created with Kate Pullinger and online collaborators, supported by the Arts Council England
• remixworx, a collaborative digital remixing community
• 391.org – a post-dada magazine and artist network

Past projects include:

• NRG, a bicycle-powered interactive multimedia installation around the themes of sustainable energy, supported by Arts Council England and the Institute of Creative Technologies at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK
• The Breathing Wall, a digital novel that responds to the reader’s breathing rate, created with Kate Pullinger and Stefan Schemat
• Animalamina, an A-Z collection of multimedia animal poetry for children supported by Canada Council for the Arts

Contact

You can email me at chris {at} 391.org or use this contact form