This audio walk through downtown Oakland explores the city’s layered migration stories, from the indigenous Ohlone people to the Chinese Diaspora and local community influences. Participants journey from Old Oakland to Lake Merritt, engaging with historical sites, businesses, art, and themes of social justice and resilience.

This project explores sensory and cultural connections between Cambridge, UK, and Basra, Iraq, through an audio-guided walk inspired by an enchanted pot from the Mesopotamian Marshlands. It combines art, geoarchaeology, and earth sciences to encourage reflection on human relationships with the land.

This post introduces a mobile audio tour of Greenwich Village, New York City, highlighting its role as the center of the 1960s countercultural movement. The tour covers key historical events such as the Arch Conspirators' secret meetings and the Stonewall riots, offering an immersive self-guided experience via the Gesso app.