> a practicing sound-artist based in London, UK.

> involved in education and creative development.

> writing, recording, and releasing music with partners and as an individual.

 

The audio works make use of the mundane and background sounds of the ordinary, and transform them to create intricate and emotionally engaging soundscapes.

 

With a background in Applied Music Psychology (MSc), the work is deeply informed by the cognitive processes of how we interact with sound: 'how' we hear a sound and 'why' we interpret that sound in a specific way.

 

Amit's works are largely site-specific and carefully designed to be experienced as part of the larger whole. In this way, he encourages the audience to not pay attention to anything specific, but to fully engage in the space using their ears, eyes, and body.

 

Amit's works have been exhibited in public spaces, theatres, galleries and museums, and art fairs and festivals in UK and Europe.