This audio walk was created by lead artist Jakub Rokita as part of the Milton Keynes Rose 10th Anniversary Art Project. It features his original sound compositions, field recordings, and texts brought to life through the voice of Ralph Keats.

A walk across North London following The Pymmes Brook listening to voices of people talking about the river. Available in Sonic maps using following PUID codes Part 1: Cockfosters to Arnos Park. CODE 994 Part 2: Bowes Meadow to Cambridge Roundabout A10. CODE 1007

Abstract: Building upon the disciplines of Truman, Shannon, and Springgay, this work discusses the complexities of inhabiting a crip, queer, black, or otherwise “othered” body while interacting with natural spaces and shared public spaces. The work would be categorized as a sound essay presented as a binaural, somewhat immersive soundwalk in an attempt to underscore

Silent Moves presents an acoustic archive of Vietnamese migration histories linked to Berlin-Lichtenberg, featuring sounds, interviews, and archival materials from the GDR era to today. This sound walk allows listeners to engage with voices of migrants, experts, and activists either on-site or online via aporee.org/mfm.

A collaboration with Lancaster University about Morecambe - the people and the place.

Twelve short stories created by primary school children and the residents of a care home in Luton, Medway. You're invited to listen to them at home, or as you walk the route featured on our beautifully designed map.

PARADE is a participatory web-based project enacting an endless virtual procession of voices. Through spatial audio and WebXR, this living acoustic monument turns global dissonance into an immersive, shared act of resilience.

A dubbed sound walk. Field recording caught using binaural microphones and remixed using heavy delay and bright reverb. Because it was recorded using binaural mics – it is best listened to on headphones.

Located in Lake Erie, Pelee Island is the southernmost inhabited point in Canada. It offers a small closely-knit community of residents who welcome tourists and offers thousands of migratory birds a sanctuary from their travels.

This is a soundscape composition based on an imaginary walk that embraces the audible space.

The recording captures the soundscape of what is locally known as walking on hollow snow.

Four works used repeatedly walked routes to map out imaginary islands. These were mapped cartographically and with sound and poetry. I am currently creating another two imagined islands.

Wolverhampton Literature Festival was a vibrant annual event celebrating literature, poetry, music, and the arts. In 2020, the festival partnered with OVERHEAR to commission ten local poets to write about ten beloved independent city venues in Wolverhampton. These poems were recorded and virtually “pinned” to their respective locations, allowing festival-goers to discover and collect them

In Autumn 2018, we worked in collaboration with Birmingham Literature Festival to add a little something extra to their programme. We commissioned 12 writers to create bespoke poems (and one short story!) inspired by venues around the city centre, where BLF were hosting events.

An interactive theatrical experience of walking with a twelve-year-old girl as your daughter along the Dubai creek, leading you through contrasting natural and urban landscapes – bringing to light the many lives of the creek and the stories of its human and more-than-human inhabitants.

Times Beach is a sound walk that weaves together sonic traces of different moments, building a palimpsest of voices, field recordings and resonances that evoke the various temporalities and textures of the Buffalo Outer Harbor.

Wanderer Theory of Stars takes the shape of a series of five short audio works dispersed through the forest that make connections between the earth and sky by looking through the lens of the lichen Cladonia Rangiferina.

A soundwalk around Peel Park in Little Hulton made by the local SEND children. The walk was debuted at the Spirit of Little Hulton festival.

A soundwalk along the Garbet at Aulus-les-Bains. From downstream to upstream… and back.

A surprising work of immersive theater that time-synchronizes two participants as they travel across MASS MoCA’s expansive galleries and campus. Show-issued equipment tether you wirelessly to one another in this 85-minute, deeply-connective piece.