Learning Futures Architect
Digital imaging projects and photo stories (1988–2020) exploring themes of place, transformation, technology, and perception through works ranging from abandoned architecture and urban transitions to immersive design concepts, 3D studies, and AI-driven creativity.
Built in 1982 by InnerConn Technology as a planned circuit board facility, the Domes of Casa Grande were never completed. Their strange, organic shapes—like flying saucers or giant caterpillars—now sit abandoned in the desert, a haunting relic of failed innovation and a magnet for curiosity, art, and local legend.
Concept designs for the Learning Futures Collaboratory at Arizona State University, opening Aug 2020.
A visual record of Al Qusais Colony’s final years, this storybook captures the fading traces of Dubai’s early worker housing as the city’s rapid transformation reshapes its past.
Mina is the colloquial pronunciation of the Arabic word, which means “harbor” or “port” in English. Jumeira Mina is a working port situated close to the world’s only 7-star hotel, Burj al Arab in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Concrete horizons, grey space permeates, traffic flows and life thrives. Solace can be found in the busiest places and whilst time races past, you only have to pause to observe. The city is quiet, moments of peace, places to breathe and rest weary minds.
Bald Rock is located on Cape Cleveland, 30mins south of Townsville in Queensland Australia (just off the Bruce Highway)
Munnerley, D (Photographer) 1988. Temporal studies, Liverpool, UK. Gelatin silver print.
We have arrived in the 21st Century. You can win a drone for 20p with a robot claw.
Space exploration with the 360º Ricoh Theta S
Created for the 2014 International Symposium on Electronic Arts: This work deconstructs the creative process, exploring how skills are embodied...
Education / Featured / Next Lab at ASU
ASU’s Next Lab charts the future of skills and tech
October 11, 2023
Conference Speaker / Education / Featured / Next Lab at ASU
The Arc of Truth and the Right to Be Curious
March 19, 2025
