Video Art 
Experimental video and audio 
Mark has been conducting experiments with audio and video since 2004, with a particular focus on lo-fi visual aesthetics,  abstraction, industrialization, memory, mood modulation and the manipulation of sensory environments.

Doom Moon 2020 

Music and video created during the first week of a 3-month long COVID-19 Lockdown, June  2020.

Phone video, stereo field recordings, live synth, and machine-gun electronic drums.

Imagine a 'supermoon' as seen through the industrial lens of apocalyptic anxiety on a quiet and balmy pandemic night.
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Driving Home that day (2020)

Music and video created on the first day of a 3-month long COVID-19 Lockdown, June 2020


A highway reflection of pandemic level sonic and visual anxiety created using field recording drones, a visual syncronator, video projection and electronic drums.  
Memorel (2020) 
​Remixed audio and video sourced from a field recording trip to Saigon, Vietnam, 2019.

A surrealist black and white remix of holiday phone footage.

Messed up, Dirty Planet (2018)

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A short video experiment of a tiny and dirty messed up planet, using 360 video, VFX and editing in Adobe After FX.

Azelwood IV  (2016)

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Remixed video footage from the now demolished Hazelwood Coal Power Station and surrounding area. Filmed between 2015-2016
 
Exhibited at Latrobe Regional Gallery (2020) -' RGB: A selection of recent video art'
I would like to acknowledge the Kurnai Gunai people as the land's traditional owners, where many of these sounds, art, and videos were recorded and produced.

I wish to pay my respects to the Elders, past, and present, and I extend my respect to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who may be listening and viewing this content online today.