My research examines the role design and photography can play in expanding sound art practices, in particular field recording and its use in the construction of multi-sensorial experiences — extended phonography.
The research takes a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to site. It also further explores how the term site is used to refer not only to the physical site, but also the contextual, the experiential, and the virtual site. The projects often highlight participation and collaboration as catalysts for a shared understanding of place, and the role of technology in augmenting the experience of place.
Research interests:
Extended listening
Multi-sensoriality in sound
Physicality of the virtual
Documentation as a creative tool
Walking, place-making, and mapping
Micro and extra-human sound
Participation and collaboration in Sound Art
