(1986) is an Electroacoustic composer and sound artist based in Leicester, UK. As Research and Innovation Digital Transformation Lead at University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, she brings the same creative curiosity to healthcare technology as to her music — exploring how innovation can reimagine familiar systems in unexpected ways.

She completed a PhD at De Montfort University under John Young and Simon Emmerson. Her work explores interactions of sound, silence, and timbral blending to create immersive, unpredictable sonic experiences. She recently completed the Der Industriepalast Suite, inspired by infographic pioneer Fritz Kahn, released on the Oscillations label. Described as a contribution to sonic materialism, the work blurs the physical with the mechanical, minute detail with epic sound.

Works have been performed internationally at EMS, BEAST, NYCEMF, Electronic Music Week (Shanghai), and Toronto Electroacoustic Symposium. In 2019, Homo Machina represented the UK at CIME (Krakow). Awards include the Prix Russolo (2021) and first prize at L’espace du Son (2012).

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