I. Nakhla is an artist, musician, and educator based in London. Their practice borrows from the fringes of music, computational arts, and sculpture. Through performance, workshops, field recording, and music they generate sonic worlds. Their audio work is rooted in relations between voice, place, environment, and identity (personal as well as community, intergenerational as well as present-tense). Collaboration and participation are key to their practice, with process-led making informing output or exhibition. Nakhla is often found DJ'ing their dyke+ centred tunes in clubs, or sharing work in less gallery-focused arts spaces. They are interested in working with the sonic to queer sites of production and presentation, in search of inclusive and ongoing sonic ecosystems. As well as their art practice, Nakhla works as a lecturer at Camberwell College of Art (BA Sculpture) and Northampton University (BA Fine Art). They release music under the moniker end measure.