Dylan Sheridan is a multi-disciplinary Tasmanian artist and composer who is forging distinctive new territory in experimental music and performance. His work represents an intricate convergence of sound, performance, audience and adaptive technologies – a composition of elements that often exists on the boundaries of visual, sound and performed art.

His works typically incorporate custom built instruments, electronics, objects and software, and are presented in increasingly unconventional forms and settings – from concert halls and galleries to gunpowder magazines and car washes.