The Museum of Misplaced Monuments is a participatory walking and listening project that treats ordinary urban memories as temporary counter-monuments.

A set of instructions for walking Bourbon Street after 1am, for what the official street record leaves out.

A linear, recorded soundwalk documented through binaural field recording and GPS mapping (Strava). The piece captures a real-time walking performance through the streets of Barcelona, allowing the listener to experience it as an immersive sonic diary

Three voiced pieces from Munsterplatz, Freiburg, at the three hours of its market day the record does not keep: the dark hour, the set-up, the fold-down.

A short free listening walk on The Shore, Leith, timed to the One O'Clock Gun: stand where a time signal aimed at ships finally lands, about ten seconds after it was fired.

I walk to encounter the city, to fill myself with it: my Biarritz, theirs. Could what I am looking for lie in the very movement of walking? The movement of my body, of the city, of water, and the movements that pass through us?

SLEEPERTOWN | A Mobile Public Art Programme

A collective listening journey to an abandoned telegraph cable house where blindfolded listening, underwater recordings, electromagnetic ghosts, and collective ritual invite participants to tune into the currents linking bodies, water, and technology

Vocal work presented at CONECTA 05 - Interdisciplinary film exhibition + National Documentary Network in 2016 40 years after the last military coup, El Cairo Cinema, Rosario.

[murmur] is a documentary oral history project that records stories and memories told about specific geographic locations.

Field Study, Parramatta Road traces ten-thousand-step walks along the corridor, using active listening and drawing to capture a direct, site-specific engagement with the shifting sensory and spatial conditions of the urban environment.

This soundscape is more than a collection of sounds, it is a woven fabric of connection.