Joseph has developed large scale public projects and installations for Vivid, Curiocity and Woodford Folk Festival. Most recently 14 large scale interactive instruments for Harps of the City in 2019. Joseph freelances as a technical producer. 

Joseph’s practice explores the moving image through time-based public art installations and performance with a focus on progressing the role of film and animation in spatial contexts. While living abroad for most of the last decade Joseph has built a body of work investigating evolutionary biology through animation in urban spaces.

He has presented these works at  CAVEPS 2015 (Conference of Vertebrate Palaeontology Systematics and Evolution) as well as SVP 2019 (Society of Vertebrate Palaeontology). These works have been screened internationally at Oregon Cinema Arts Film Festival and Miami Independent Film Festival.

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