I am an interdisciplinary artist, researcher and writer exhibiting nationally and internationally primarily using sound, sculpture, drawing, film and live art. I try to create work that is visually exciting, aurally exploratory, environmentally aware and with meaningful socio-political engagement. My aim is to push the boundaries of the sound, time, space, self discourse that I am developing through the use of sound-songs, humming, experimental instrumental and ways as yet unknown. My concerns are borders and transitional spaces, political and social engagement, materials and process. These I explore through a variety of media such as sound, photography, film, installation, sculpture often in a site-specific context. References include artists Ronan Ondàk, Francis Alÿs and Katie Patterson and philosophers Heidegger, Foucault and Barad and theorists such as Lefebvre. I am part of the Near now studio at Broadway, Nottingham. I have sailed paper boats down the Mekong River to look borderlines; blown across a bottle top in Norway; recorded 60,000 bees in Birmingham and hummed in a crypt in Sardinia. I also develop peer critique networks, collaborations and communal ways of working including Skype as a means of artistic input.