Fractured Earth — Remembering Darfur is an immersive night where sound becomes awareness — a collective act of listening to a world in fracture. Through drones, granular textures, and decaying harmonics, artists translate the silent crisis in Sudan into a shared sensory terrain: a landscape carved from resonance, rupture, and noise.

Exhibition curated by Seçkin Aydin at Off University, Berlin

I’m performing my live sound work at Cosmic Render on the 31st August!

Excited to announce the publication of Co-authored paper published by LSE Middle East Centre. Ruptured Atlas: a trauma-informed approach to spatial storytelling for survivors of genocide (the case for Yazidis in Iraq).

I'll be leading an embodied mapping workshop at Kings College on weds 21st May, along with others from Livingmaps Network exploring bodies and our relationships to our environments, and our mental and physical health from different perspectives.

A re-imagined ancient creaky door recorded in the UNESCO world heritage village Ushguli in the Upper Caucasus Georgia

I’ve been awarded a professional development bursary to develop the role of sound within my art practice.

Composed entirely from elements sampled from Cities and Memory's recording of a creaking gangplank at Tallinn harbour, Estonia, This track features as part of Autumn Sounds, Cities and Memory 2024.

My track "Binario 2" is part of the Cities and Memory “Migration Sounds” project. It features 120 field recordings from around the world relating to migration in its broadest sense, and 120 remixes of those recordings interpreted in various ways.

The Ruptured Atlas is an innovative spatial architectural heritage of more-than-inhabitation project that employs creative, participatory mapping techniques to document the intricate and multi-layered built-environments and journeys of the Yazidis over the past ten years (since the 3rd of August 2014 Yazidi Genocide).

A short video of me talking about my work, when ArtxArtists came for a visit

Interview with Mike Duggan, Jina Lee and Debbie Kent, about how we got involved with Livingmaps Network, and our relationship with maps

4 short videos exploring sonic and visual textures in my neighbourhood, for Mapping Future Imaginaries online exhibition

Digging deeper, exploring what is underneath the surface. New directions in painting….

Solo Exhibition at Jane Newbery Gallery

Returning to the Mall Galleries for this year’s edition of Art for Youth

Unmapping is an umbrella title for a series of workshops, projects and artworks which explore the process of participatory map making as a tool to both explore and visualise subjective and felt experiences of places and spaces.

The Order of the Drawing, selected by guest curator Arno Kramer, accompanies the Drawing Research Network‘s 2023 Drawing in Relation series of research presentations organised by the Drawing Research Group (DRG) at Loughborough University.

I caught up with artist Carolina Khouri at my studio to have a chat about my new work and moving back to London