My work sits at the intersection of research, storytelling, and place-based digital creativity. The projects I work on explore how communities engage with heritage, landscape, and lived experience—often blending fieldwork, archives, sound, and visual methods with accessible public-facing outputs.

Much of my practice involves working collaboratively with organisations, institutions, and local groups to design digital assets, interpretive materials, and creative content that bring research to wider audiences. Below is a selection of projects from my work at the University of the Highlands and Islands and as a board members and volunteer with the North East Scotland Preservation Trust (NESPT). These examples demonstrate my experience shaping narratives, managing creative workflows, and producing digital and research-led outputs for diverse contexts.