2026 Landing |
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2008 Aragonite |
My work explores memory and how it is constantly replayed and remade in the present moment.
I investigate the blurry, fragmented nature of the past by mixing my own personal history with
interactive sound, text, and sculpture. By blending my memories with technology, I create spaces
where my own experiences and the audience's lives can come together.
Currently, my practice focuses on the sounds and memories of growing up in Islington. I use
journaling and creative writing to reconnect with my past and examine how I feel about it today.
This writing has evolved from a private way of remembering into a core part of my art. It now
shapes my text-based artwork, which combines photography, storytelling, and narration to bring
these past moments back to life.
My sound installations are physical, playful, and interactive. I write computer programs that listen
to the room and generate unique audio pieces in real time. The artwork captures the speech
and noises made by the audience, instantly mixing them into the system alongside my own pre-
recorded field recordings and spoken stories.
By inviting people to interact with the sound, I blur the line between the artist and the viewer. The
final audio is always changing, unpredictable, and shaped by the people in the room. Ultimately,
my work creates a welcoming, collaborative space. It allows the audience's own live experiences
to blend with my personal history, turning private memories into a shared present moment.