Xeno Walk is an Augmented Reality audio walk featuring the voices and sound works by activists and sound producers who embrace the collage as a tool of aural exploration and urban agency.

A soundwalk that veers from invocatory poetry to nonfiction to fiction, transporting the listener from the here and now, to the here and then (a past recording of the site) to the "there and then."

St Mary’s Old Church is London’s only surviving Elizabethan churchyard, where the tombstone inscriptions have been lost to weather and time. This self-directed audio trail pieces together the fragments of story. Produced October 2021.

Beginning with a reading of Rilke's "For the Sake of a Single Poem", before a statue of a young monastic, Benedict, sequential echoes utilize space and place to weave together spoken and musical meditations on Rilke's take on creativity and loss.

Rustling in the leaves Through dappled sunlight, a shower of falling leaves, and with colours of autumn all around you, you can now listen to poetry and prose inspired by trees in parks and public gardens while you stroll through Bath’s Sydney Gardens.     Bath & North East Somerset Council celebrated trees in parks and public gardens

…a participatory art project bringing individuals with mental illnesses together with trees for a year-long creative, care-taking, reciprocal engagement culminating in an immersive SOUND WALK at the Arboretum, Guelph, Canada, and virtually.

Walk Listen Create have teamed up with MK Lit Fest and The Parks Trust to bring a collaborative anthology of new writing to listeners in Great Linford manor park and the surrounding area. Earlier in 2022, Walk Listen Create ran a writing competition inviting people to submit poetry and stories of up to 250 words on the theme of “Walking Home”. They

Commissioned by North West Sound Heritage, sound artist Hayley Suviste created a geo-locative sound walk on Sonic Maps, using interviews from The Manchester Studies unit's extensive oral history project from the 1970s.

I compiled sounds recorded during a walk around Hilbre Island during high tide, when the island is cut off from mainland Wirral. I wanted to document the atmosphere of the island, for anyone unwilling or unable to make the journey themselves.

An audio piece about the mythical landscape of Birling Gap – a wild cliffy landscape in East Sussex, UK

Tales of Kirkstall Abbey is a series of short conversations with different people who work at the abbey today. The guide provides an immersive experience of ten areas across the ruins, highlighting some of the fascinating stories from its past.

a programme / a listen / a contemplation / my exploration of embodied movement / walking / movement in place / in air / distance through time