PROJECTS

A dynamic messaging sign displaying the words 'SCANNING FOR HUMAN ACTIVITY' in orange font.

A photo of a CCTV van in the centre of a park surrounded by people. Behind the van is a dynamic messaging sign displaying the words "THE MAN'S IDENTITY IS UNCLEAR, IS HE WEARING A MASK?" in large, orange font.

Walk this Way, Annabelle McCourt and Adrian Riley (with Sarah Selby and Rod Dickinson), Grimsby, 2022

lab table displaying black watermans ink alongside science jars containing a black substance labelled 'autoclaved ink + TE + DNA'

A makeshift bio-hack lab showing four tables and a TV on wheels dispaying a video of a scientist at work

Between the Lines, LU Arts, 2021

Creative intervention using DNA data storage technology to infiltrate the administrative systems of the UK Border Regime. Find out more.

Deep (Blue) Fake, 2021 (Collaboration with Rod Dickinson)

Automated chessboard exploring the hidden human labour behind artificial intelligence by employing remote MTurk workers as seeming autonomous opponents.

The Departed, Control Shift, 2020 (Collaboration with Tim Kindberg)

A performative artwork created during the C19 pandemic that attempts to reconnect the virtual and physical realms through the medium of seance.

Raised by Google, arebyte Gallery, 2020

Interactive structure filtering visitors based on their psychographic profile using software 'Apply Magic Sauce', developed by the University of Cambridge's Psychometrics Centre. Find out more.

PROJECTS

Walk this Way, Annabelle McCourt and Adrian Riley (with Sarah Selby and Rod Dickinson), Grimsby, 2022

Between the Lines, LU Arts, 2021

Deep (Blue) Fake, 2021 (Collaboration with Rod Dickinson)

The Departed, Control Shift, 2020 (Collaboration with Tim Kindberg)

Raised by Google, arebyte Gallery, 2020

C-19 Rapid Response Mini Series, Virtual, 2020 (Collaboration with Kristian Jones)

Computational Futures, The Island, 2019

Abyss, Manchester School of Art Degree Show, 2017