Sound and place have always been intrinsically linked in my mind. Observational tools like sound mapping and soundwalking have been formative as a means of honing my listening skills, understanding complex sonic relationships in built and natural environments and as a way to help others re-connect with their soundscape. Urban history is an ongoing obsession and provides much inspiration for creating. Recent installations involve ambient light and sound abstractions heightened from their every day origins and the imagined sonic memories of antique car horns.
Introducing your 10th floor hvac drones, 10/2013, sound map
Empty Nest max/msp/jitter patch still, 12/2013, video and sound installation
Looking, the other way installation detail, 5/2014, video light and sound installation
Autolite Car Horn Series 1-5, 12/2014, sound sculpture array
Autolite Car Horn Series # 2, 12/2014, sound sculpture
Siren Excerpt 1, 3/2015, video and sound installation
Siren Excerpt 2, 3/2015, video and sound installation
Looking, the other way excerpt, 5/2014, video light and sound installation
Introducing your 10th floor hvac drones, 10/2013, sound map
Empty Nest, 12/2013, video and sound installation
