Maria Braender is an interdisciplinary artist working in the medium of sound/performance/live art. Currently, she is undertaking a part-time practice based PhD at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland; exploring and manifesting the ideas of radical environmental philosophy through multi-sensory performance (and/or installation) experiences for audiences.

The tentative title of Braender's PhD project is: 

Her practice-as-research methodology has a particular focus on sonic investigations and out-puts through an experimental, transdisciplinary and collaborative approach.

Currently, she is working together with marine biologists from the Scottish Association of Marine Science on a project about zooplankton. This project will culminate with a performance installation in Brønshøj Water Tower, in Copenhagen.

She is also Guest Researcher and sound artist at the Medical Museion, in Copenhagen. The Medical Museion is a university museum where museology meets interdisciplinary research. Here Braender is involved with The Living Room which is a project that makes the invisible practices of preservation visible (and audible!) by engaging with metabolic processes across the organic/inorganic divide.