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I specialize in sound — listening, composing, designing, engineering — as an epistemology of emotion and perception. My sound practice and musical direction extend across installation, film, and video game score, as well as recorded albums, live performance, and transdisciplinary making. I also collaborate with and represent composers, producers, and labels at Didactic Sound (founder) and Lo Fi Music (partner).
My artistic, academic, and personal interests consider how humans might live regeneratively with one another and within ecosystems. As such, I turn the attentiveness cultivated through my listening, sound and creative practice to the broader (natural) world. This personal focus has led me to periods of study at Harvard College (B.A.) and Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (M.U.P), where my theses included an original predictive model for sectarian conflict and an original framework for regenerative environmental, habitat, and cultural recovery in post-disaster scenarios. I continue to deepen this exploration through ongoing, transdisciplinary, audiospatial storytelling and ecoacoustic research.
Sound-recording and performance features KCRW, NPR, SXSW, Sundance Film Festival, Ideas City (Detroit)
Hybrid installation Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Opus 40 (NY), Grey Area Gallery (SF), Powerhouse Arts, MANA Contemporary, Indiana State Museum, IMAX
Speaking, facilitating, consulting The New Museum of Contemporary Art (NEW INC), International Documentary Awards Juror, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Northeastern School of Architecture, University of Southern California School of Architecture
Recent publication Everything is Political, ANMLY
Representation Didactic Sound (management) | Lo Fi Music (select catalogue) | Universal Music Group (select catalogue)
Contact | general inquiries didactic@lofimusic.com
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