Scoring high on the virality points.

With contributions from Earl Harvin (drums, Tindersticks), Nils Frahm (wurlitzer), Peter Broderick (strings) and the 60-piece South Denmark's Girls Choir, Hollow Mountain is a grand opening statement to Efterklang's fourth studio album, Piramida.

Stop motion at its best.

I tried to capture the experience and spirit of the London Olympics during my trip this summer.
All filmed on GoPro HD
Song: Chemical Brothers - Velodrome

Genius award winning ad campaign from LifeCycle.

CityScape

You live in a little box.
You get into a little box that drives you to another little box.
And you spend your day thinking little boxed thoughts in your little box.
Till it’s time to leave for the other little box.
Unbox yourself. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Terrain 

Intrepid explorer

journeying to the Elevator,
bravely navigating past Office Politics,
catching your breath at Cape Watercooler before
you venture to the unknown land they call the Pantry.
Step out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

RoadMap

Look out the window. What do you see?

Wait, there’s no window.
Only a wall. And fake plastic flowers.
And a fake parquet floor.
A plastic coffee cup on a formica table.
Artificial lighting, on all day.
Get out. Get a life. Get a cycle.

Art collective Liberate Tate (www.liberatetate.org) has installed a massive 16.5 metre (40 foot), one and a half tonne wind turbine blade in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall Saturday (7 July 2012) submitting the artwork to be part of Tate’s permanent collection.

The artwork, called ‘The Gift’, was installed in an unofficial performance involving over 100 members of the group that has become internationally renowned for artworks aimed at ending the relationship of Tate and other national cultural institutions with oil companies.

Guinness World Records - St. John's Night in Poznan 2012

Winter is in sight.

Time to draw a line in the sand. Surfers Against Sewage campaign to "Protect Our Waves".

Another hope for a medal?
A short film on BMX Olympian - Shanaze Reade.
Her life in her own words and her journey to both Beijing and London Olympics.