James Bulley

James Bulley is a researcher and sound artist at Goldsmiths, University of London, specializing in practice research methodologies with focus on sound art curation and acoustic ecology.

Research examines sonic methodologies through projects like 'Sounding the River Quaggy' and 'London Street Noises'. Current work explores auraldiversity concepts challenging normative hearing assumptions in acoustic design.

Publications analyze practice research dissemination models and sound curation practices. Article trends show consistent investigation of soundscape documentation methods and historical electroacoustic music reconstruction.

Collaborates extensively with international partners on soundscape design and urban acoustics projects.