The Hum is an multispecies opera exploring how collaborative storytelling can inspire action in the face of perilous climate change.

Reduce to the MAX! How much of an audio walk is possible when production time and technology are radically limited? The colaborative experiment took place on several audio art related festivals.

A collaborative drawing walk in Brentford, London exploring transitional and liminal spaces that produced a collection of drawings subsequently collaged into digital paintings by the artist and now presented in six Hounslow libraries.

Created in response to the militarization of public space during the 2016 RNC, this installation draws on feminist histories and solidarity networks, merging Angela Davis Fegan’s prints with collective female-led actions and layered video archives.

A collaborative sound walk which follows the route of bus number 4, which makes a circular journey around the centre of Guimarães, Portugal.

For Sound Walk September 2020, walk · listen · create created a collaborative sound walk. Everyone was invited to participate in this project involving scores of participants, with the aim of creating a 30-day sound walk.

Walkroulette is an interactive game where a ‘drifter’ physically navigates from point A to B within a time limit, guided by votes from an online group at each turn. Players can influence the drifter’s route and tasks, while power-ups offer location information or extend the time allowed, blending virtual collaboration with real-world movement.

Play Southend Now or Never! is a collaborative project by artists Helen Stratford and Idit Nathan in partnership with METAL Southend to create a playful app. The app, developed through extensive local walks and community engagement, invites users to explore and interact with the city of Southend.

"Writing Letters to the Fox" is an animal activist project that uses GPS drawing to create the word "FOX" in locations where foxes and humans coexist. Since 2018, the project has involved running these letter-forms, with London hosting approximately 18 foxes per square kilometer, and aims to develop multiple tags during the Soundwalk Sunday festival through performative collaboration.