Artist's Blog & Journal

I'm going to let the video in this archival post speak for itself. This is a project close to my heart...🧡 PoetIc Debaters Manifesto...

On July 20th, 2023, I was asked by Ellie Beedham of Team London Bridge to run a creative immersive laboratory day where we explored how...

I have long enjoyed the idea of creating journeys using digital software. In 2012, I discovered   Twine ,  an online software to create...

Spring 2018 was warm. I remember being really fresh in my mind. I had done a little creative and personal house clearing, and was feeling...

We have AI as a normal part of our lives and with Alexa in homes all over the world in the early 2010's and other AI assistances such as ChatGPT as regular go to educational tools, I was compelled to revisit a blog for a project in 2017. I was invited by the Bloomsbury Festival to collaborate with University College London to work with academic and Professor Dr Sebastian Reidel who introduced a group or poets, scientists and academics to the concepts of deep mind and AI g

Last year I was commissioned to make a series of visits to read to some potters at the Whitechapel Gallery. My readings were a part of...

Visit the Walk With Amal Website - https://www.walkwithamal.org/ In 2023, I was asked to walk with Little Amal in Trondheim, Norway. I...

Are you a Poet , Spoken Word or Live Literature Artist or looking to amp up the drama in your poems and bring it out in your...

Inspired by Whoopi Goldberg - On Broadway, I wanted to write a show that would take me out from behind the mic stand as a performance...

When I performed with Baaba Maal Pt. 2 After the performance at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, myself, Lemn Sissay, TJ Dema and Inua Ellam....

What An Absolute Honour... .... a blessing of the greatest degree. To perform on the Queen Elizabeth Hall stage with Baaba Maal.   To...

Since I started curating the Synergy Slam Poets: TREES workshop program and finding a lot of poems I have around the natural world have...

I love talking to poets about their journeys to and through their craft. I was visiting South Africa quite a lot via the British Council ...