The research explores the connections between scientific and artistic visualization processes and their relationships to sound,
knowing that each can inform the other and that the blurred divide between technical and artistic
is interdisciplinary territory where new knowledge is created.

This research produces interactive multimedia artworks and performances that engage in direct interaction with the senses and
beyond verbal language, exploring the perceptive and interpretative areas between reality and representations of reality.

Research outcomes seek to facilitate understandings about sonic events represented as moving visual imagery -
with a particular focus on visually representing the sound of the human voice.