I am a self-taught experimental electronic musician, sound, and video artist, currently exploring the emotional and physical impact of sound. With a background in neuroscience, I am particularly interested in how sound influences perception, memory, and embodiment. My practice blends experimental music production, spatial audio, often incorporating field recordings, unconventional signal processing, and deep listening techniques.

Alongside sound, my video art repurposes old analogue equipment, using feedback loops, circuit bending, and unconventional routings to create raw, hypnotic visuals. My work spans solo projects, live performances, and interdisciplinary collaborations, including partnerships with dancers and performers to explore themes of intimacy, movement, and breath.

I have released my own albums, performed live music and visuals across the UK and overseas, and I am the co-creator of “IsJazz” , a community-focused initiative exploring interdisciplinary collaboration and reflecting on the core aspects of the creative process. Currently, I am deepening my engagement with spatial audio and surround sound, experimenting with new ways to create visceral, immersive experiences.