"A dialogue between sound and space is the primary concern of most of my work. A space (architectural, urban, private, public, dreamed or real) is the initial generator of the concept, while sound has an intensely powerful ability to reconstruct past experiences, calling up different images or moods with little more than a minor change in value or tone. In its exploration of the conceptual relationship between sound and space, my Work navigates the rapid transformations of my surroundings, mapping the effects of "Modernity" on local traditions and lifestyle, the phenomenological experience of the individual in the cityscape, and interpersonal relationships. As part and parcel of these interests, my work often involves the evocation of personal or shared memories, recalling now outmoded technological innovations, for instance, or engaging with the historical past of a certain personal or public space."