Can you Hear Me, 2026
Publication and Sound Work
Where walking becomes writing, and reading becomes listening
Can You Hear Me? is a diary of sound and movement - a journey through London’s streets where the city itself begins to speak. Drawing on feminist psychogeography, I reimagine how gender, space, and sound intertwine in everyday life. Blurring memoir, theory, and sonic art, the work becomes both a love letter and a reclamation: a reminder that to walk, to listen, and to speak are acts of resistance against patriarchal geographies.
While the flâneur drifts through history, women have listened, written, and wandered in quieter registers - diaries, detours, fragments. This book continues that lineage, rendering London as a living companion shaped by footsteps and relationships.
Paired with an original soundtrack, Can You Hear Me? invites you to read as an act of listening - to feel the urban terrain as an intimate, feminist map.
Scan below for playlist.
Please contact me for more information.
Publication and Sound Work
Where walking becomes writing, and reading becomes listening
Can You Hear Me? is a diary of sound and movement - a journey through London’s streets where the city itself begins to speak. Drawing on feminist psychogeography, I reimagine how gender, space, and sound intertwine in everyday life. Blurring memoir, theory, and sonic art, the work becomes both a love letter and a reclamation: a reminder that to walk, to listen, and to speak are acts of resistance against patriarchal geographies.
While the flâneur drifts through history, women have listened, written, and wandered in quieter registers - diaries, detours, fragments. This book continues that lineage, rendering London as a living companion shaped by footsteps and relationships.
Paired with an original soundtrack, Can You Hear Me? invites you to read as an act of listening - to feel the urban terrain as an intimate, feminist map.
Scan below for playlist.
Please contact me for more information.
