Natasha Dubler is a multidisciplinary artist based in Western Sydney working across sound installation, music performance and sculpture.

Her work looks at how resonance as a material phenomenon can mould and shape landscape at or below the Earth’s surface, and how memories of these subtle shifts are etched into the material histories of a site.

Natasha frequently collaborates with other artists and welcomes working with people from diverse disciplinary backgrounds. She is one third of experimental art/music trio Shock Lines alongside percussionist Niki Johnson and glass artist Caitlin Dubler.

Natasha is currently undertaking PhD research at UNSW Art & Design in sound and installation art, and she teaches sessionally into art theory and sound art units.

In addition to her art practice Natasha is a social policy researcher at the Gendered Violence Research Network, UNSW.

Contact: natasha.dubler@gmail.com

Select exhibitions and performances

Tephra solo exhibition at Penrith Regional Gallery - January to April 2024 (with Caitlin Dubler)

Shock Lines at the David Li Sound Gallery - October 2023 (with Caitlin Dubler and Niki Johnson)

Kate Baker at the Shanghai Museum of Glass (sound design and composition, late 2024)