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A set of eight subtle field recordings that accompany A Topography of Sound, a collection of hand-drawn maps and diagrams.
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Public domain (CC0) field recordings some of which are remastered from the Aporee Sound Maps. Also available from Internet Archive.​​
Transient field recording, noise, experimental composition and poetry mixtapes as a form of research and development. Updated during term time.
Domestic Electromagnetic Fields
Using electromagnetic coils to trace the invisible contours of various domestic appliances and gadgets in the home. Twelve track album available through the Sonic Art Research Unit.
Low Frequency Basic Waves
​A set of eight copperplate etchings printed on Japanese ganpi-shi. (#6 pictured)
Listening Point
Aluminum P519/RA1 signs installed in various locations.
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Two watercolor and LazerJet illustrations published in Senses and Society Volume 19, The Aesthetics of Tinnitus special issue.
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​12 track album, performance and set of 24 postcards, each describing our changing auditory landscape. The receivers actualizing the correspondences sonically, unfurling the documentation of the observed into the imagined.
14 artists were asked to respond sonically to a regular, trichromatic moiré without any further instruction. The panorama of actualisations demonstrates the myriad ways in which we might heuristically approach a graphic score.