During 2016 I collaborated on the Soul-Less-Ness public programme, a curriculum for sound, voice and performance, exploring modes of production, methods of representation and the future politics of listening. The series includes three Writing for… workshops, transforming written texts for radio, performance and documentary.

Over the summer I set up the Post Internet Cafe in PrintRoom, Rotterdam, a social space for the consumption and digestion of our communication systems. This research continued with a self appointed residency at the PC Corner Internet Cafe in London which I began to think of as a public site for desktop publishing. I used photogrammetry to create a 3D model of the space, and shared computer resources to access online digital printing platforms and open source software. Alongside this I’ve been running an audio project called Posts from the Internet Cafe with Hackney Stream, a group of citizens of the pre-digital era creating Podcasts talking about food and technology, particularly The Digital Divide.