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Research
Exploring relationships between
art, science and perception
My research is an ongoing interdisciplinary enquiry that explores the relationships between art, science, perception, and the natural world. Working collaboratively with scientists, researchers, artists, and communities, I investigate how artistic practice can reveal new ways of observing and understanding phenomena that are often beyond everyday perception.
The research moves across multiple scales, from microscopic life to the vastness of the cosmos, drawing on microscopy, astronomy, ecology, sound, light, environmental processes, and emerging technologies. Rather than presenting art and science as separate disciplines, the work creates opportunities for dialogue, experimentation, and shared discovery.
This section brings together the principal strands of my research. Each explores a different aspect of the enquiry while contributing to a wider investigation into observation, perception, and our relationship with the visible and invisible worlds.
A journey between microscopic and cosmic worlds.
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Ocular Mediation – investigating how observation, scientific instruments, and artistic practice shape our understanding of phenomena across different scales. Coming soon
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Sonic Intangibles – interdisciplinary collaborations exploring sound, perception, and scientific enquiry through experimental artistic practice. Coming soon
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Together these projects form an evolving body of research that continues to develop through collaboration, experimentation, exhibitions, public engagement, and dialogue across art and science.