Bint Mbareh is a musician with a curiosity about water, pedagogy and the parallels that bring together and keep separate material and unseen worlds. For example, the wave mechanics that govern both sound and water and their uncanny abilities to break borders, with a focus on Palestinian histories of water governance. Bint Mbareh scores films, like Forensic Architecture's Dawaymeh Masssacre investigation and Julie-Yara Atz' What if We Were Happy?, and she makes material work such as the dancing bucket of water she showed at the Sharjah Biennial, derived from earlier work shown at the Royal College of Art, The Tate Modern. She also convenes a choir for non-musicians, and has been regularly installed at Cafe OTO since her Youth Music Residency here in 2021. more at bintmbareh.today