Penelope Bekiari is a sound artist and researcher focused on the dynamic relationship between sound and human body. She explores how auditory feedback influences neural patterns and how brain data can optimise sound processing. She graduated from NKUA and holds a Master’s degree in Electroacoustic Composition from the University of Manchester. Her work has been featured at international conferences, including Ultima (Oslo Contemporary Music Festival), EASTN-DC (Cardiff), MANTIS (Manchester), CIME/ICEM (Montpellier), Spatial Audio Gather (Leicester), SMC (Porto), MA/IN Festival (Rome), and the Institute for Data Science (Manchester). Penelope is currently a PhD candidate at NKUA under the supervision of Orestis Karamanlis, Anastasia and Miguel Ortiz (Queen Mary University, Belfast).