Upcoming:
[residency] 16th – 23rd May 2026, Sail Britain | Resonant Ecologies Residency, Hebrides (UK), I will be participating in a sailing expedition aboard the Sail Britain’s schooner, Merlin, from the Clyde to the seas of the Hebrides, where I will focus on how my field recording practice can engage with marine sounds, particularly anthropophonic, biophonic and geophonic sounds. This new work will allow me to learn how to listen with a marine biology specialist and to nurture new transdisciplinary interactions.
[residency] 3rd – 16th August 2026, Hospitalfield, Arbroath (UK), I will be developing a self-contained audio interface using personal field recordings to explore memory, constraint, irreversibility, and alternative approaches to digital sound making. This research project will be supported by the Interdisciplinary Residency Programme 2026.
Current:
[commission] February to July 2026, Advanced Research Centre, Glasgow (UK), I’ve been developping a commissioned work as part of the “wave, clock, forecast” project, which explores quantum mechanics, optics and the use of light at the University of Glasgow.
[release] 25th April 2026, Listen Gallery, Glasgow (UK), my track Stories From An Old Piano And An Abandoned Silo is part of the album, Love is serving the ears now, a compilation of tracks generously donated by artists associated with and beloved of Listen Gallery, to raise money in support of a new space after its eviction from 60 York Street in March 2026.
Past:
[live performance] 20th March 2026, Glasgow Library of Synthesised Sound CIC, Glasgow (UK), I played a new multichannel piece at Quadrophonics, an evening of immersive live sound performances using a 4.1 surround setup.
[live performance] 16th April 2026, 5pm, Sonic Lab / SARC Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Sound and Music , Belfast (NI), my work Brief elegy to the pale was played on a 48-channel surround sound system as part of the Sonorities Festival‘s programme Climate | Sound | Action.
[festival] 28th February 2026, dundee radio club, Dundee (UK), my work Brief elegy to the pale was broadcast as part of the ddrc’s 2026 listening festival.
[exhibition] 4th – 13th February 2026 at the Raleigh Chapel, London (UK), my work Brief elegy to the pale is presented as a sound installation as part of the exhibition Beneath the Surface Skin, which brings together 11 works from the Arctic by artist Jurga Ramonaite, including hand-printed landscapes, photograms of kelp and a short film.
Raleigh Chapel, 138 Church Walk, N16 8QQ London