
Nicola Di Croce is a researcher and sound artist. He holds a PhD in regional planning and public policy and teaches at the Iuav University of Venice, where he is a founding member of the Sound Studies Hub (SSH!). His research focuses on the relationship between urban studies and sound studies.
In his academic, installation, and performance projects, he is interested in exploring sound-based, qualitative, participatory, and creative approaches aimed at investigating urban and cultural transformations, improving the livability and inclusiveness of public space, and experimenting modes of attunement and resonance with more-than-humans.