It’s not quite how I remember it (a collaborative work with Gavin Peacock and Brian McClave) is a 3D video-score which plays with the perceptions of work identity and authorship. Although the video functions as a video-score for an unspecified group of performers, its interpretation is open. In fact none of the elements, the pre-record, the visual, the text and the live performed music are intentionally “choreographed”. Connections between these elements are created by the audience, as their brain, in its constant effort to make sense of everything it encounters, places the seen and heard into a personalised context.