Luca Nasciuti is a London-based composer, producer, researcher, and educator working at the intersection of sound, media, and interdisciplinary arts. His creative practice explores environmental sound, spatiality, and socio-political listening, integrating composition, performance, and multimedia installation.

His work has been performed and exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale, Abu Dhabi Art Fair, Southbank Centre, Stanza Poetry Festival and the Barbican Centre.

With a PhD in Musical Composition from the University of Aberdeen and an MMus in Studio Composition from Goldsmiths, University of London, Luca's research investigates sound as a storytelling medium, examining its role in cultural memory, activism and place-making.

He co-produces The Field Recording Show, a radio programme that engages artists and academics in critical discourse on sound and contemporary culture. His writing has appeared in CLOT Magazine, among other publications, contributing to discussions on experimental music, digital media and creative production.

Luca has also lectured in the UK and abroad at Toronto Metropolitan University, SAE, the German University in Cairo and Middlesex University. His teaching philosophy is rooted in student-centred learning, critical inquiry, and practice-based research. He has led programmes in media production, sound design, music and cultural studies, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and cooperative pedagogies.

Luca has also curated and produced music and creative events. His work continues to bridge artistic practice, research, and education, creating spaces for dialogue, experimentation and engagement with contemporary social and cultural issues.