His working process is one of psychogeographical excavation, an archeology of sound, with each of his pieces focusing on a specific geographical location. He has been awarded the Concours Luc Ferrari 2012, Luigi Russolo Competition 2012, Joensuu Soundscape Composition Contest 2011, 11th Musica Viva Composition Competition 2010 and Musica Nova 2010. He teaches at Canterbury Christ Church University. For Cut & Splice he is also a lead curator and organiser, and will present the world premiere of his own multimedia work London Triptych (2017). @_SamSalem