Donia Jourabchi is a sound artist whose practice explores the relationships between sound, body, and space. She studied sound engineering at the SAE Institute in Brussels and later developed skills in interactive sound techniques, real-time processing, and interface design at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Digital and Sound Cultures in Belgium, as well as electroacoustic composition at ArtZoyd in France. Her practice became more research-oriented during her Master’s at the Institute of Sonology in the Netherlands. She approaches sound as a physical material, developing spatial and sonic strategies that investigate the interaction of sound, body, and environment. Her work often considers listening and vibration as ways to engage the social within physical space and to question aesthetic conformity. She has collaborated on projects including sound installations, spatial performances, electroacoustic improvisation, sound walks, public interventions, instrument building, and radiophonic works.