I create audiovisual work as a way of exploring how sound alone can shape atmosphere, emotion, and imagination. I’m interested in building immersive worlds from minimal or restricted source material, using sound as the primary driver of narrative and mood rather than relying heavily on visuals. Through this process, I aim to encourage listeners to focus more deeply on the act of listening itself, while demonstrating an ability to develop distinctive ideas and environments from limited material and unconventional starting points.



- The Big Spin was conceptualized for a university project centered around changing perceptions around technology and how we can use it differently.

- Noir Rain was conceptualized as a response to a creative university brief. To create an audioscape directly inspired by the iconic Edward Hopper painting “Nighthawks”

- EchoMemory was a scientific research led concept that sought to understand the relationship between natural echoic sounds and our inner most cherished memories, often from childhood or earlier life.