MV Carbon (NY) is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of sound, sculpture, and sonic instrument design. Her practice explores how sound, technology, and material / form shape spatial experience, and collective listening. Her process draws on speculative synthesis, analog technology, and real-time frequency manipulation, investigating sound as a temporal and spatial phenomenon, revealing shifting relationships between presence, memory, and emergence.

Carbon creates playable sculptural systems using metal, wood, clay, found objects, and electronics. Integrating circuits, sensors, voice, and amplification. Her work produces sonic logics through interaction, saturation, and exploration of space as a responsive field shaped by sound, movement, and technological mediation. Carbon often performs with electric cello, reel-to-reel tape machines, vintage microphones, and analog telephones. These configurations unfold, exploring how sound emerges through material exchange.