Noah Berrie is a New York and London-based sound artist, composer, and classically-trained violinist working with installation, video, and performance.
Fascination with the foundational elements of sound – vibration, resonance, and texture – permeates his work. Through an assemblage of strings, loudspeakers, and voices; traditional ensembles and digital detritus; reimagined audio technology and invented instruments, Berrie explores space, material, and agency in soundmaking. Fundamentally, his work investigates sound as a mediator between worlds, probing invisible physical, perceptual, social, and emotional realities.
As an instrumentalist, he primarily performs with an electroacoustic violin system that uses feedback, neural nets, and gestural tracking as tools to explore new modes of improvisation.
Berrie was most recently in-residence at Tracey Emin's Margate Foundation and is currently a Stiftung Niedersachsen Media Art Grantee (2025) at the Haus für Medienkunst in Oldenburg, Germany. Previously he has held residencies at Max Richter and Yulia Mahr's Studio Richter Mahr, Antony Gormley and Vicken Parson's High House in Norfolk (2025), Lee Alexander McQueen’s Sarabande Foundation in London (2023-2024), and Audium Theatre of Sound in San Francisco (2022). He completed his MA in 2022 at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University, where he studied with Patricia Alessandrini, Chris Chafe, Paul DeMarinis, Francois Rose, and Erik Ulman, among others. His work has been shown internationally in the US, Germany, Mexico, France, Ireland, and the UK.