2026_Cart of Commons_ is a performance lecture and radio walk composed for Nine Elephants Festival in Sofia, Bulgaria, a city wide initiative that invites artists to consider art in urban environments through site-specific projects. For the festival, we selected the Krasno Selo market for its rumored 'silencing' - as a place of decline over the past years. The research question asks what happened to the sound of the market? And investigates the marketplace is in decline. Over a week we engaged in field research, conducting interviews with market vendors, shoppers, local public, collecting field-recordings and personal stories and memories of the marketplace. The material collected composed a performance lecture that happened live in situ and was streamed on a the local community radio station "Meatball" Radio. The public intervention aimed to reinvigorate the marketplace with new energy. We collaborated with local artist Kiril Karudov to create a radio installation inside a shopping cart, which became a sound technician's hub and mobile soundsystem for playback and live streaming broadcast. The performance took the visiting public on a radio walk through the marketplace, while sharing music that was shared to us by the market vendors. The walk ended at the entrance with local DJ Yves O playing a set.

a collaboration with Viktoria Nikolova, Kiril Karudov, Radio Qft
supported devetslona and Culture Moves Europe
project presentation







15.07.2026 @Krasno Selo Market






2025_Open Air Radio_for the Topographies Sonore festival in Albi, France an interactive sound installation was set up in the Saint-Salvy cloister garden using an interconnected network of FM transmitters and transistor radios. The sonically charged, interwoven space reacted to gusts of wind, pigeon flight, and the sound of visitors moving around the space in subtle feedback and noise, creating a multi-layered sounding environment. With this installation, we explored the idea of a live soundscape radio project where through open mics, visitors could playback sounds from their phones into the spatial installation. The interactive space was recorded for playback on Radio Albiges, a local grassroots radio project.

a collaboration with Jacob Eckhardt
supported by GMEA Albi and tekhnē

installation excerpt


28.01.2025 @Saint-Salvy Cloister







2024_Breathing Spaces_was a groupshow of up-and-coming sound artists selected for the Sonic Acts Biennale 2024. The meetings were held at Zone2Source artspace in Amsterdam and involved investigations of sound & space within the context of the 2024 biennale programme through the mentorship of composer and educator, Ji Youn Kang. Here, I developed and presented the performance/installation "The Backyard", a collection of field-recordings made during the working period played-back through an open wireless feedback system with FM transmitters and receivers that were mapped through a Max patch for delays and textures. The installation interlaced a sound journal of the residency with the live exhibition space and radio on-air.

installation excerpt



28.02.2024 @Zone2Source






voronoi diagram


2023_Corpus ii_was a live performance of Corpus i through a 4-channel speaker configuration and three receiver radios; spatialized according to the voronoi principle. Here the performer's movements in space interacts with the FM transmission and electromagnetic waves, adding dynamics to the live sound performance.

10.9.2023 @Landhaus

2022_Kairos_is a sound collage commissioned for Refuge Radio Berlin as a part of Alifiyah Imani's artistic research on Sonic Rituals. The piece constructs sonic clusters of events that happened in 2022 as an interpretation of kairos, or non-linear time, and how memories take on the retrospective marker of time. The composed situations play with the proximities of encounter with the social-political landscape of Berlin. By drawing in major events: the Artemis launch, war on Ukraine, feminist protests in Iran, and how these remembrances entwine with our ordinary soundscapes, it achieves an abstracted journalism or journaling of events from an individual perspective. The audio samples that mark each sonic event was taken from Instagram. Full stream here.

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2022_Floating basin_is a sound essay broadcasted on Cashmere Radio as a part of a cumulative work on Diasporic Listening to Berlin soundscapes with artist Yara Mekawei. The site chosen for this investigation is Floating University, a public intervention and recreation space above the rainwater retention basin of the old Templehofer airport. It is an urban sanctuary for wildlife and microbials. Inspired by their resistance to uphold against urban redevelopment pressures and the societal activation of post-COVID lockdown, the essay uses this site as a departure point to question the meaning of change. Full stream here.