‘A Woman’s Voice’ is a mosaic of sounds, conversations, and music about the experiences and lives of fifteen women from 19-91 years who live in the South of Amsterdam. It’s a feminist audiowalk and a portrait of a neighborhood through women’s eyes.

Sound work, one of the four selected in the competition organized by the Centro Cultural España de Córdoba in 2013.

A dubbed sound walk. Field recording caught using binaural microphones and remixed using heavy delay and bright reverb. Because it was recorded using binaural mics – it is best listened to on headphones.

“Five Essays on Caramoor” is a site-specific sound walk created in 2025 for the Caramoor Festival. It includes five audio tracks experienced via headphones, each correlated to a visual collage. The work is part of their permanent collection.

‘Tomb Street’ is the fourth track of the album Music for an Abandoned Harmonium (2025) by sound artist Cameron Clarke. The album features field recordings of performances using a 100 year old Harmonium in various spaces around Ireland as well as electroacoustic studio compositions.