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Alejandra is a Mexican sound designer, multimedia artist, and researcher in the final year of her Master’s Degree in Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at UDK Berlin. She works as a Producer and 4DSOUND Engineer at MONOM Studios, specializing in spatial sound and immersive experiences. Her main line of research and sonic works involves the exploration of the voice as an expanded and embodied technology, focusing on women’s voices, historical silences, and the memory carried through sound. 

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Her artistic practice blends the boundaries of the imaginary and the poetic, using sound as a tool to explore and reshape perception. Her works are a mosaic of fragments—sounds that emerge from everywhere and nowhere—creating soundscapes that dissolve into dreamlike worlds, inviting listeners to step into a sensory experience that defies the limits of reality. She embraces in-betweenness and ambiguity, allowing these elements to flow through her compositions and expand the boundaries of sonic storytelling.

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In the audiovisual field, her project I Spread has been nominated for multiple awards at various festivals and has won the “Best Sonic Experience” award.

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