I am an Athens-born music producer, performer, researcher and educator working across music production, electronic performance, digital creativity and practice-led research. My creative practice emerged from Manchester’s electronic music scene in the 2000s, and continues to draw on experimental approaches to popular music, DJ performance, niche electronic genres and technologically mediated live practice.

My research explores the relationships between performance, technology, collaboration and reflective practice, with publications on reflective practice-research, polydisciplinary collaboration, digital performance and digital turntablism. My creative work has been performed internationally and has included collaborations with dancers, actors and circus performers, often involving human-computer interaction and interdisciplinary performance systems.

I hold a PhD from the University of Salford and am currently a Lecturer in Music Production at Liverpool Hope University, where I also serve as Programme Lead for BA Digital Creativity. My teaching focuses on music production, creative technologies, new media practice, audiovisual work and the development of students’ practical, critical and professional creative skills.