Alessandro Olla is a multidisciplinary artist working across electronic music, sound art, performance and pedagogy. After training in piano, composition and electronic music, his practice has developed through experimentation, improvisation and live electronics, in close dialogue with contemporary dance, theatre and audiovisual forms.

His research focuses on sound as a relational and performative medium, exploring the interaction between sonic practices, embodied movement and space. A significant part of his work engages with soundscape and field recording, which he approaches as both artistic material and critical listening practice.

His performances and installations have been presented at festivals, exhibitions and research contexts across Europe, the USA, Asia, Africa and South America. He currently teaches electroacoustic composition at the Conservatory of Cagliari and is a doctoral researcher in Art: Production and Research at the Universitat Politècnica de València.