Bio

On a good day, I might be making films, writing, curating book/film events, archiving social movements or dancing tango.

I have co/authored over 60 moving image works, ranging from 1 minute lyrical films, to feature length documentaries, experimental docu-fictions, campaigning films, music videos and multi-platform videos. I have exhibited sound pieces, outdoor installations, as well as a 15 meter long site-specific panorama.

Over the years, I have worked on video activist and DIY media projects with a feminist antimilitarist group (Women in Black, Serbia), a climate justice group (Climate Camp, UK) and London Indymedia. I was Coordinator of the Activist Media Project based at MayDay Rooms between 2018 and 2025.

My writing has been published in: Salvage, Sabzian, Sight and Sound, The White Review, Conter, Film International, The National, Peščanik.

I have contributed chapters to the following books: Engaged Urbanism: Cities and Methodologies (I.B. Tauris, 2016), The Cinema of Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub (Legenda, 2023), All We Have Is the Story: Selected Interviews 1973–2022 - James Kelman (PM Press, 2024), Post-Communist Grounds. In Search of the Commons (Institute of Network Cultures, 2025), The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Cultural Heritage and Conflict (Palgrave, 2026)​ and I have co-edited For Peace! (Mayday Rooms, 2025).

My films have been shown internationally at: BFI Southbank (British Film Institute, London), Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts, Nottingham Contemporary, Pirate Cinema Berlin, Barbican Centre (London), Essay Film Festival, Scanorama film festival (Vilnius), Focal Point Gallery, Kunsthalle Exnergasse - WUK (Vienna), O3one gallery (Belgrade). The Belgrade gallery U10 hosted a retrospective of my works in October 2021. My films are held in the BFI National Archive, British Artists’ Film & Video Study Collection (UAL), the Lithuanian Film Centre Archive (LKC). A list of recent screenings can be found here.

In 2022, I screened Peter Watkins’s monumental 14-hour peace film The Journey, in Glasgow and across venues in Lithuania. At VDFF in 2023 I co-curated a small season of the films of Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub. Since 2023, I am the programmer of Glasgow-based INCLINATIONS Film Club screening Scottish premieres of personal, DIY, slow cinema, experimental, queer, poetic, political, confrontational films. It doubles up as a Book Club. I was the 2026 Guest Curator for Scotland’s FOKUS Films From Germany.

As one half of Rebel Tango I teach queer tango since 2018.

I offer solicited creative advice on film and moving image projects.

Over the years, I have been active in the anti-war, housing and trade union movements.