I’m a London-based sound artist, producer, broadcaster and documentarian creating audio works from interviews, voices, field recordings, digital and found sound. In 2021, while studying MA Narrative Environments at Central Saint Martins, I co-founded Spatial Radio, a learning platform for cultural programming, production, radio tech, performance, public interaction, communications and spatial design. Explore a selection of my Spatial Radio productions here.

My work typically broadcasts outside the confines of a studio, engaging strangers and audiences in public space through live radio, vox pop and spatial interventions. Through my social practice I have worked alongside festivals, communities, academics, student societies, young creatives, social purpose groups, charities and trade unions. In 2022, my MA thesis and public sound installation Platform 10 exhibited at Jane’s Walk London, an annual festival of community-led walks inspired by urban activist Jane Jacobs. 

I’m a member of The People Speak, a group of international artists, cultural producers, science communicators and activists based in East London. We co-create participatory interventions in the UK and abroad where we articulate collective imagination, inform public decision-making and deepen connections between diverse groups of people through interactive formats such as Talkaoke.

As a developing artist looking simultaneously outwards and inwards, my personal practice seeks to reimagine everyday lived experience and appropriate for subversive and/or counter-normative use. Recent work explores two key principles: interoception and data feminism through my long-term practice of body data-tracking, somatic learning and self-reflection.