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Highlights
Singing with Bridges Soundwalk
Singing with Bridges is a self-directed sound project in Bromley-by-Bow, London, where participants engage with the urban soundscape by listening and responding to trains passing under a bridge. The project encourages silent observation and vocal interaction to explore the interplay between human presence and the city's dynamic rhythms.
Sound Bridges 1
This audio project features recordings from five bridges spanning the River Soar in Leicester, England: Bridge 103A, Packhorse Bridge, Bridge 105C, Bridge 106, and Bridge 107. It highlights the distinct and shared acoustic qualities of each site, promoting deep listening and awareness of sound ecology.
Articles elsewhere
Navvies and Legerdemain and Sapperton Tunnel
Navvies and Legerdemain: Who Built the Railways? Two thousand miles of bucket-lift airshafts, A million men in diseased shanty towns, Or lost on the tramp in city or county, No Navvy’s Head or Arms in the country, A damp clay embankment instead for a b...
Objection to the proposed development at Highland Court Farm
Photograph of orchards at Highland Court Farm by Mike SoleThis is somewhat different content to what I've been posting in recent months, detailing some of the activist work I've been doing alongside my academic and artistic projects. For the ...
