Natasha Dubler is a multidisciplinary artist working across sound installation, music performance and sculpture. Her work focuses on resonance as a material phenomenon, considering how sound shapes landscapes and architecture, and how the traces of these subtle shifts are etched into the material histories of a site.

Natasha has presented work and undertaken residencies across Australia, Asia, and Europe. Recent highlights include Tephra (2024), a solo exhibition developed in collaboration with Caitlin Dubler at Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery, and an exhibition and performance series with artist collective Shock Lines at Canberra Glassworks for the Canberra International Music Festival (2025). She  has been commissioned to compose works for artists including Kate Baker (Difficult Knowledge, 2024), and institutions including the Shanghai Museum of Glass (Alchemy, 2025). In 2026, she was a finalist for the NSW Visual Arts Fellowship (Emerging), supported by CreateNSW and Artspace.

Natasha holds a PhD at UNSW Art & Design, where she teaches sessionally across art theory, music, and sound.

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Select exhibitions and performances

The Edges of Cliffs Blur like Mist, Artspace Sydney - July-September 2026 (with Caitlin Dubler)

Between the Turns of Tide, DRAW Space - November-December 2025

Shock Lines X Canberra Glassworks X Canberra International Music Festival - May 2025 (with Caitlin Dubler and Niki Johnson)

Kate Baker, Difficult Knowledge at the Shanghai Museum of Glass - October 2024 - April 2025 (sound design and composition)

Tephra solo exhibition at Penrith Regional Gallery - January to April 2024 (with Caitlin Dubler)

Shock Lines at the David Li Sound Gallery - October 2023 (with Caitlin Dubler and Niki Johnson)