Erinma's unproductive left hand

Erinma Ochu

A storyteller and biologist by training (b. London, 1972), Erinma turned to performance poetry in the 1990s followed by screenwriting on short films and artist moving image work as duo, Squirrel Nation. Erinma recently returned to poetry and their poem, ‘How to read the atmosphere’ was shortlisted for the Disabled Poets Prize in 2025. Currently Erinma is pursuing their interest in collective consciousness as Researcher in Residence at Watershed's Pervasive Media Studios, Erinma is Wallscourt Associate Professor in immersive media at UWE Bristol’s Digital Cultures Research Centre and storytelling champion on sustainable computing research initiative, NetDRIVE.

https://www.watershed.co.uk/studio/residents/erinma-ochu

@erinma.bsky.social 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinmaochu/

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“ Staying out until the cows come home ”

Cows being guided by a river
Posted on Thu 2 Oct by Erinma Ochu
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In the first commissioned piece for Writing Home, Pervasive Media Studio resident Erinma Ochu explores home through stranger's houses, queer habits and childhood memories.

Read more <span class="card-quote">&ldquo;</span>&nbsp;Staying out until the cows come home&nbsp;<span class="card-quote">&rdquo;</span>