Mike is a creative director and media artist who works with Australia’s leading arts & culture institutions to tell meaningful stories in engaging ways.

He specialises in crafting bespoke experiences that leverage new technologies and data. These explore critical themes relating to human connection, cultural heritage, and ecology.

Ned Kelly armour surrounded by floating handwritten pages against a pale background.

Mouthful of Dust

State Library Victoria
Silhouetted figure holding a child in front of a pink light installation on a city street at night.

Tidal

City of Sydney
Illuminated pedestrian bridge spanning a river at sunset, with glowing lights reflected in the water.

Flyway

Create NSW x Strathfield Council
Two people seated opposite each other in a brightly lit circular interview space, viewed from the audience.

100 Climate Conversations

Powerhouse Museum
Figures on a mist-filled stage surrounded by fragmented white text on black.

Antarctica

Sydney Chamber Opera x Asko|Schönberg
A column of orange flame and smoke suspended against a black background.

Awakening Shadow

Sydney Chamber Opera
Visitor standing before an immersive projection of large plants and glowing forms in a blue environment.

Tyama

Museums Victoria
Silhouetted visitors watching flowing lines of light projected across a dark immersive space.

River Connections

Museums Victoria
Lone performer standing beneath a column of falling material on a dark stage.

La Passion de Simone

Sydney Chamber Opera
Monochrome point-cloud rendering of an interior space with two bright pink forms.

Field of View

State Library of NSW
Three women appearing on large vertical screens in a dark exhibition space.

Hyde Park Barracks

Museums of History NSW
Diagonal red and orange lines forming a sweeping curve against a black background.

Forces at Play

Australian Open x Mastercard
Monochrome animation showing figures above and below an inverted domestic interior.

Through the Dark

Google x Hilltop Hoods
A narrow creek winding through dense bushland in the soft light of dusk.

Remember

The Friends of Myall Creek
Rear view of a woman wearing an ornate crown in a dimly lit historical scene.

The Tudors

BBC
A mass of performers intertwined and suspended together in a dimly lit room.

Collide

The University of Melbourne

I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live and work, the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora Nation. I respect their continuing culture and pay my respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.