Earlier Works
Prior to 2006, works include:
Music for Jonathan Allen’s “performance art” act Tommy Angel at the Hayward Gallery (on the occasion of Eyes, Lies and Illusions), at Tate Britain, and at the ZOO Art Fair.
Music for “Singh Tangos”, by Bettina Gracias at Riverside Studios.
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