My research focuses on mediation and transformation of listening experience through the design of interactive artefacts, particularly regarding themes of sense of place and space.

My artistic practice and research span across digital and interactive media, investigating topics such as sense of place, memory and mediation of listening experience. My projects have involved creating mobile sound installations, radio artworks broadcasting text-to-speech data streams, exploring issues within the film archives of British colonial history, interactive music using e-textiles and responsive sonic environments.

I co-authored the Gestural Sound Toolkit, a toolkit for rapid prototyping of interactive sound systems based on gestural-sound mappings, machine learning and digital sound synthesis and sample manipulation. I investigated how retroactive listening and sonic memories can be used to generate interaction scenarios using body movement, digital sound processing and motion sensors.