I am a sound and listening artist-researcher with 13 years of postdoctoral creative research experience listening to our sonic migrations: through voice, language, body, dreams and networking technologies.

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I trust the healing that improvising and sounding with others between distant locations can bring to feelings of geographical and cultural loss.

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What am I doing

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I compose listening rituals for people to improvise across distances, and listen to interfaces that emerge.

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I create telematic sonic performances to amplify our

sense of place and sense of presence. 

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I research and develop Interfaces for Relational Listening (INTIMAL), and currently work on the INTIMAL App©.

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I teach  Deep Listening® at the Center for Deep Listening, and independently focusing on Sonic Migrations.

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I improvise with my voice, at NowNet Arts Hub.

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I support the INTIMAL Collective for women who wish to listen to their migrations. 

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I write and publish articles with my ideas and findings. 

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