Publications and Presentations

The Language of Pain
Artistic collaborator, research project led by Dr Rebecca Stancliffe, Trinity Laban, 2026. 

John Cage's Roaratorio and the problems of translation between text and music
In Multimodality and the Arts: Creative and Performative Processes as Intersemiotic Translation. Eds. Angela Tarantini, Irene Fiordilino, Joanna Chojnicka (Bloomsbury, 2026)

More Than  Ears: Listening beyond the cochlea
Presentation at Embodied Research Methods, City St Georges, 11 June 2025

Here Comes Everybody: Strategies for a transdisciplinary creative practice
PhD thesis, 2024 (City University/Trinity Laban)

Live on Zoom: copresence and mediatisation in performance.
Lecture-Recital with Emily Suzanne Shapiro at Music and/as Process: Making Music Together, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 02 July 2023

Separated by a Common Language: Cage, Joyce and translation between music and text
Mulitimodal Translation in the Arts online symposium, 22 May 2023

Veering Slowly, Losing Identity: Some thoughts on identity, entanglement and failure
Performance presentation at Trinity Laban, March 2023

Where Does a Body End? Towards a transdisciplinary aesthetic of sounding and moving
Co-presentation with Irene Fiordilino at Music and/as Process: Music and Interdisciplinary Practice (online), September 2022

Works Such That No-one Knows What's Going on: aesthetics of uncertainty
Presentation at Trinity Laban, March 2022

The Thing With Feathers (part 2): Further experiments in real-time remote performance
Presented at Music and/as Process: Networked Collaborative Processes (online), June 2021

The Thing With Feathers: A Journal of Creative Strategies in a Pandemic
Presented at Parallax 15: Performance in a Pandemic at Trinity Laban (online), May 2021

The Thing with Feathers

A journal of creative strategies in a pandemic

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