Lyn Goeringer is a sonic improviser, intermedia sound artist and composer. Her works often includes literal physical components, such as instruments that rely on movement and gesture in performance, or site specific installations that invite the visitor to move through them in order to experience their entire soundscape. She has performed throughout the United States and has presented her art works in galleries in Seattle, WA, New York CIty, Hong Kong, Dubai, and throughout New England.

Goeringer studied music composition at the University of Rhode Island under Geoffrey Gibbs, Joe Parillo and Eliane Aberdam. From 2002 to 2005, she attended Bard College where her works were guided by artists from many different disciplines. At Bard, she engaged in regular studio visits in several disciplines including film/video, writing, painting, sculpture, and music/sound. During this time, she began serious study of electronics under the tutelage of Bob Beilecki. In May 2011, she received her Ph. D. in Computer Music and Multimedia Composition at Brown University, where her research focused on public space, infrastructure and the everyday. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.