Gareth’s practice opperates at the intersection of visual matter, architecture, and technology, applying forensic-fictioning to reanimate lost architectures and unstable archives. His work spans moving-image, publishing, performance-lectures, and exhibition-making. He is particuarly interested in fragments (as ruins, images, and digital debris), and how he can trace their movement across time, media, and memory. Matter is never fixed; it drifts, mutates, and returns, carrying the potential for other futures.

Gareth has exhibited widely across the UK, including at Grand Union in Birmingham, Daphne Oram Gallery in Canterbury, and Somerset House in London, and internationally at the Moscow International Young Artist Biennale, the Reform Design Biennale in Copenhagen, and The Museum of Waste in Changsha. He has also undertaken residencies with The New Art Gallery Walsall, Plan8t in Changsha, and Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.

DIG: Imag(in)ing Bigbury Camp @  ︎︎︎Daphne Oram Gallery︎︎︎

DIG.01 Publication ︎︎︎︎︎︎︎

Common Ground (Performed Lecture) @ ︎︎︎RCA Research Biennale 2025︎︎︎

The Department for Object Orientated Communication @ ︎︎︎Camberwell Space︎︎︎

The Department for Object Orientated Communication ︎︎︎︎︎︎︎

Hard Blink (On Haunting In Illustration) ︎︎︎︎︎︎︎

News From The Sun @ Ambit Magazine 

Common Ground @ ︎︎︎The New Art Gallery Walsall︎︎︎

 

Narrative From Aboard Spaceship Earth @ ︎︎︎By The City︎︎︎ (Plan8t, Changsha, China) ︎︎︎︎︎︎︎

 

Spatial Dividers @ By The City (Plan8t)

On The Subject of Precarity @ ︎︎︎Grand Union︎︎︎

︎︎︎Concrete.rip︎︎︎for ︎︎︎REFORM Design Biennale︎︎︎

Fractured Perspectives (Performed Lecture)

The_Game_2017_WEBRIP (full version)

An Archive of Brutalist Architecture (2008-2028)

︎︎︎Tombstone Press︎︎︎

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