An app and sound installation that enables users to listen to the soundscape
of Glasgow before, during and after the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

By orientating the sound sculptures or their phones, users can tune into live feeds, broadcast from a network of ambient microphones placed at the games venues and augmented with commentary. In the outer circle users can point towards other Commonwealth countries and hear sampled sounds from the capitals and former host cities.

The sound sculptures in conjunction with the app create as sense of connectivity and participation throughout games time.

Project proposal co-created with Neil McGuire (After the News)
and Sebastian Gorton Kalvik.

Designed with Maeve Redmond

A Feral Studio is The Glasgow School of Art Communication Design department's new platform for talks, workshops, film showings, hack-labs and discussions. Most events are free and open to the general public. A Feral Studio website functions both as a listings site and archive.

Developed by and designed in collaboration with Sebastian Gorton Kalvik

'Studio 58: Women Artists in Glasgow since World War II', was an exhibition
and symposium in The Glasgow School of Art curated by Dr Sarah Lowndes.
The title of the exhibition came from the studio located on the top floor of the Mackintosh Building which historically was the dedicated work space for
women students.

Book designed in collaboration with Maeve Redmond