A new piece of public sound art created from personal responses to existing public art and the city of Cambridge, MA itself.

An outdoor, participatory, location-aware installation at University of Colorado in the shadow of the Rockies.

6-channel audio / 3-channel video installation at the Museum of Science, Boston exploring race and racial relations in eastern Massachusetts.

A site-specific participatory sound art installation which ‘inhabited’ the entire deCordova sculpture park by creating a location-sensitive musical layer of audio which participants accessed and contributed to using a smartphone.

A global initiative to bring people together in support of ocean conservation through a musical work.

An audio/visual performance using voices of people talking about the elements.

A participatory audio installation at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum designed to democratize and share verbal opinions about the artworks concurrently in the museum.

An interactive sound installation designed to create rhythmic beats out of spoken word contributions.

Collaboration with visual artist Leah Gauthier on installation exploring food, recipes and food traditions.

Site-specific audio installation and performance at Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston based on interviews with visitors, mourners, groundskeepers etc.