LIJEL is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of noise, vocal- and sound art, performance and body-based research.​

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Her practice focuses on the voice as a physical and pre-linguistic phenomenon, moving through thresholds between noise, language, and embodied expression. She works across experimental music, vocal improvisation, and performance, incorporating raw sound textures, found objects, and material processes while engaging extensively with noise and harsh noise as well as integrating beat-driven elements and influences from contemporary genres such as glitch, hyperpop and breakcore.​

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Since 2014, she has been developing an interdisciplinary artistic practice under the name LIJEL, collaborating with artists across sound and performance contexts.

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She studied Fine Arts (Time-Based Media / Acoustic) at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg), in the classes of Michaela Melián and Matt Mullican.

She is currently enrolled in the M.A. program in Time-Based Media at Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design, in the classes of Andreas Greiner and Annika Larsson.

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Alongside her artistic work, she maintains an ongoing interest in the theoretical dimensions of sound, voice, and perception.

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She is committed to animal welfare and regularly supports related initiatives through her artistic work. / SOKO animal aid organisation

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