Estuary Sound Ark
Format: Producing / Sound Archive / Public Programme
Role: Producer (with Matthew Herbert)
Commissioners: The Radiophonic Institute, Creative Estuary
Archive Partners: BBC Radio 3, The British Library
Recognition: Ivor Novello Award Nomination
Focus: Sound Preservation, Place-making, Ecology, Community Listening
Outputs: Time capsule (100 years), musical scores, recordings, workshops, youth training, public performance
Location: Thames Estuary (Kent + Essex)
Year: 2023
Artist-in-residence for Hydrogen Research
Format: Arts-Research Residency
Partner: Brunel University London
Focus: Hydrogen combustion, art–science collaboration, non-human voice, flow-state methodology, ecological futures
Role: Artist-in-Residence / Composer
Outputs: A Hydrogen Daydream (spatial audio play), Episode H (film score), research essay, field recordings
Year: 2024-2025
Linked Works: Not All Humans: Episode H, A Hydrogen Daydream Spatial Audio Play
Themes: Art–Science Collaboration, Hydrogen Futures, Flow-State, Ecological Storytelling, More-Than-Human
Immersive Sound: Clutterbrain
Format: Immersive Spatial Audio Work
Spatial Format: Multichannel / Headphone
Themes: ADHD, Climate Emergency, Ecological Grief, Future Folklore, Sensory Overload
Developed with: Screen South (Multichannel Immersive Masterclass)
Festival: Official Selection — Immersive Audio Network Festival
Materials: Mouth Harp, Electronic Textures, Field Recordings, Rain-Filled Firepits
Role: Composer / Sound Artist / Field Recordist
Approach: Spatial Listening, Non-linear Composition, More-than-Human Sound
Year: 2025
Not All Humans: Episode H
Format: Short Film
Role: Composer
Concept: Hydrogen as non-human voice; field-recorded combustion as score basis
Invited by: Elinor Coleman (Creator)
Residency: Hydrogen Research Artist-in-Residence — Brunel University
Initiative: Thinking Differently with Hydrogen (Brunel University)
Collaborators: Hydrogen scientists & engineers
Supporters: Royal Society of Chemistry, Brunel University
Festival: Official Selection — Big Syn Film Festival
Outputs: Original Score, Field Recordings
Themes: Science Communication, Non-human Perspectives, Ecology, Narrative Audio, Art–Science Collaboration
Year: 2025