AC FM
Higher Education Academy, Fellow, Faculty Member
- Brand Management, Insights, User Experience (UX), Business Strategy, Creative Direction, Design Innovation, and 12 moreEntreprenuership, Queer Theory, Visual Culture, Visual Communication, Queer Studies, Project Management, Performativity, Psychology, Identity politics, Philosophy, Fine Art, and Contemporary Artedit
- A Neurodiverse, ambitious, collegiate Practitioner, Researcher and Academic with - from ideation to strategic deliver... moreA Neurodiverse, ambitious, collegiate Practitioner, Researcher and Academic with - from ideation to strategic delivery and implementation – demonstrable examples of multiple projects, innovations and publications across transdisciplinary subjects including, Aesthetics, Psychology, Gender, Identity, Linguistics, Sculpture, Fashion, Queer Studies, Live, Online and Transdisciplinary Fine Art, Design, Visual Theory and Philosophy. A well-connected, confident relationship-builder and Creative Director, with the skill and experience of establishing and maintaining meaningful relationships with global industry-based brands. These include, for example, Coach, Cadogan Estates, AKQA, McKinsey, Google, ITV, The Gild, IBM , The Business of Fashion and Deloitte. Entrepreneurial and dynamic, in both, leadership, collaborative and diverse teamworking environments, and such engagement demonstrates a hands-on, direct ability to influence stakeholders, across the Creative Industries, including Business, Design, and consumer driven markets.
Trained at Russel Group Universities including, Central Saints Martins College of Art and Design, and currently, Creative Director. Here, working across Creative, Insights, Marketing, Production, and Strategy. Additionally, evidentially developed – on international scales – through roles, such as, Sculptor and Fine Artist, Curator, Editor, Editor in Chief, Professional Advisor, Guest and Visiting Lecturer, External Examiner, Programme, Course and Academic Leader, and Producer for public, live experiential events, exhibitions, collaborations and showcases. Thus there is depth, breadth and diversity of expertise across transdisciplinary and the intersectionality between creativity, strategic business, stakeholder-focused environments, Fine Art and Design, education, fashion, and social and cultural sectors.edit
Book one, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in... more
Book one, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in ‘Insta-Generation’, and immediacy of digital tech today.
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Book two, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in... more
Book two, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in ‘Insta-Generation’, and immediacy of digital tech today.
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Book three, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in... more
Book three, in a photographic four-book series, and artists visual diary, documenting a twelve-month period. Features sole use of digital, mobile technology – all images shot and edited on iPhone 7 – furthering specialist expertise in ‘Insta-Generation’, and immediacy of digital tech today.
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The main inspiration has evolved from surrealism and film, while considering the philosophical concept of the beautiful and sublime. All the protagonists were shot in-camera with minimal (that is, only essential) retouching involved. As... more
The main inspiration has evolved from surrealism and film, while considering the philosophical concept of the beautiful and sublime. All the protagonists were shot in-camera with minimal (that is, only essential) retouching involved. As part of this in camera process, body painting, prosthetics, wigs, unusual 3D make-up techniques as well as real flowers were used in order to enhance and distort the bodies of the models. The book is addressed to anyone who is interested in the topic of character design (both in fashion and performativity), make-up / hair design, body hybridisation, aesthetics, and the philosophical approach to beauty and sublime within photography as a documentation tool, as well as a record of the extensive creative process.
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Wotever World invites you to enter into that very space of connection. Over five consecutive weeks audience members will be given the opportunity to explore the relationship between sameness and difference, of desire and needs and to... more
Wotever World invites you to enter into that very space of connection. Over five consecutive weeks audience members will be given the opportunity to explore the relationship between sameness and difference, of desire and needs and to ultimately question how the growing into and shaping of our bodies provides a reading of who we really are.
‘Wotever Sex’ as part of ‘Hot August Fringe’ is five Tuesdays based on the well-known and celebrated platform of Bar Wotever. For this festival some of the smartest, sexiest and best queers, lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transfolk, lovers and people have been invited to help find or provide answers. The intention of this series of events is to inspire and attempt to nurture a shameless and guilt free appreciation of Wotever Sex is, has been and will be in the future.
Each Tuesday evening mixes performance, music, visuals and words intended not only as entertainment, but also as education – learning in and around contemporary social and cultural issues.
‘Wotever Sex’ as part of ‘Hot August Fringe’ is five Tuesdays based on the well-known and celebrated platform of Bar Wotever. For this festival some of the smartest, sexiest and best queers, lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transfolk, lovers and people have been invited to help find or provide answers. The intention of this series of events is to inspire and attempt to nurture a shameless and guilt free appreciation of Wotever Sex is, has been and will be in the future.
Each Tuesday evening mixes performance, music, visuals and words intended not only as entertainment, but also as education – learning in and around contemporary social and cultural issues.
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Sex. Doing it. Finding it. Needing it. With the proliferation of hookup apps, cyber sex, sexting (sex-texting), self-made porn and sex spaces, our hypermodern world makes sexual gratification easy. A sexual liberation some might say, but... more
Sex. Doing it. Finding it. Needing it.
With the proliferation of hookup apps, cyber sex, sexting (sex-texting), self-made porn and sex spaces, our hypermodern world makes sexual gratification easy. A sexual liberation some might say, but the not quite instant, hyped-up-sex suggests micro relationships or moments of caught togetherness, where time becomes queered and performativity takes over.
In this space of potential, connectors connect, sensual impulses merge and lustful intentions intertwine, but what is at that point of connection? What does it look like? How does it feel, taste, smell? What happens when the connectors connect in unexpected ways?
With the proliferation of hookup apps, cyber sex, sexting (sex-texting), self-made porn and sex spaces, our hypermodern world makes sexual gratification easy. A sexual liberation some might say, but the not quite instant, hyped-up-sex suggests micro relationships or moments of caught togetherness, where time becomes queered and performativity takes over.
In this space of potential, connectors connect, sensual impulses merge and lustful intentions intertwine, but what is at that point of connection? What does it look like? How does it feel, taste, smell? What happens when the connectors connect in unexpected ways?
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Make-up and Hair Design by Lara Himplemann
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Make-up and Hair Design by Lara Himplemann
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Creative Agency: Blast, London
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Headhunted to co-investigate the intersection between work to date, together with large financial and insurance corporates. These include for example, nets where transdisciplinary experience lead-on the redesigns of large budget business,... more
Headhunted to co-investigate the intersection between work to date, together with large financial and insurance corporates. These include for example, nets where transdisciplinary experience lead-on the redesigns of large budget business, funding bids and corporate mergers decks, bid proposals and presentations – internal and public facing. Demonstrating expertise in visual communication, design software, branding and style identities.
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Third collection Digital Look Book.
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Second collection Digital Look Book.
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First collection Look Book.
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For ‘Performance 6’, the theme centres upon London; the city we call home. The curator, Andrew Markham, feels it important to open up debates where artists are free to discuss our ever- changing global village. He poses, for this... more
For ‘Performance 6’, the theme centres upon London; the city we call home. The curator, Andrew Markham, feels it important to open up debates where artists are free to discuss our ever- changing global village. He poses, for this exhibition, questions such as:
What’s your name? Where do you live? Where do you come from? What do you do?
These questions are familiar common questions encountered in everyday life, but how important is it for us, and others, to know where one has come from and where one is going?
What’s your name? Where do you live? Where do you come from? What do you do?
These questions are familiar common questions encountered in everyday life, but how important is it for us, and others, to know where one has come from and where one is going?
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Vinyl text on wall, 2m x 1.5m
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Plaster of Paris, 1m x 1m
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Multi-media installation, dimensions various
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Multi-media installation, dimensions various
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Multi-media installation, dimensions various
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Group show, 2001, The Greenrooms, Manchester.
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Partner institution with, and courses accredited by LCF. One month spent mentoring final year students for Final Major Portfolio, and Dissertation.
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In searching for the future body and using the traditional meaning of the word queer: different, other than, bizarre and unconventional, Andrew Markham suggests through his performances and in response to his childhood memories that the... more
In searching for the future body and using the traditional meaning of the word queer: different, other than, bizarre and unconventional, Andrew Markham suggests through his performances and in response to his childhood memories that the future body might be one that self-consumes.
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In searching for the future body and using the traditional meaning of the word queer: different, other than, bizarre and unconventional, Andrew Markham suggests through his performances and in response to his childhood memories that the... more
In searching for the future body and using the traditional meaning of the word queer: different, other than, bizarre and unconventional, Andrew Markham suggests through his performances and in response to his childhood memories that the future body might be one that self-consumes.
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Known widely as the in-your-face side of community-based activism, the London House of Common Sluts, SPI are excited to be supporting The Divine David. High on their agenda, apart from gin and furniture polish, is the mantra dedicated to... more
Known widely as the in-your-face side of community-based activism, the London House of Common Sluts, SPI are excited to be supporting The Divine David. High on their agenda, apart from gin and furniture polish, is the mantra dedicated to " giving back " to their wider community as well as promoting a safer sex message. Working alongside Divine David offers a platform for these " nuns " on which to maintain a dialogue that discusses important issues that have not changed in the face of people and places changing. Above all, the SPI promote tolerance and acceptance and their world-mission is devoted to the promulgation of universal joy and the expiation of stigmatic guilt.
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`...loosely inspired by a psychiatric daycare centre, and all the activities that go on, from occupational therapy to hobbies to empowerment, group catharsis.` Divine David, 2009. Spread over a series of six Thursday nights, in each... more
`...loosely inspired by a psychiatric daycare centre, and all the activities that go on, from occupational therapy to hobbies to empowerment, group catharsis.` Divine David, 2009.
Spread over a series of six Thursday nights, in each show Hoyle collaborated with a different performer to explore a variety of topics, including queer performance artist Dickie Beau, burlesque comedian Fancy, and The London Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, SPI.
Spread over a series of six Thursday nights, in each show Hoyle collaborated with a different performer to explore a variety of topics, including queer performance artist Dickie Beau, burlesque comedian Fancy, and The London Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, SPI.