Tim Shore

Tim Shore is a Senior Lecturer in the Design Research Institute at the School of Arts. His work spans installation art, film, animation, and public art projects, often focusing on site-specific interventions and collaborative practices. His research explores intersections between art, technology, and performance, with notable projects including BlindSpot (2015) and From Pillar to Post (2014). He has presented at conferences such as the Format International Photography Festival and Creative Animation Knowledge Exchange (CAKE).

Key achievements include winning the New Opportunities Award (2015) for his film installation. His collaborations with artists like Marc Bosward and Stuart Poynton highlight his interest in multi-media public installations. Recent works emphasize projection mapping, light art, and the use of recycled materials in conceptual installations.

Shore’s academic contributions include conference papers on topics like printing animation techniques and the role of repetition in artistic processes. His practice-based research often involves transforming historical sites into dynamic art spaces, as seen in his Museums at Night Event projects.