Suki Quasimodo is the musical practice of artist Pamm Hong. Working across electronic composition, spoken word and moving image, she builds immersive audiovisual worlds exploring language, memory and the ways we find one another through sound. Combining sub-bass composition, field recordings and cinematic sound design, her work creates environments that are felt as much as heard. Rather than treating music as a finished object, she approaches it as a space for reflection, intimacy and quiet transformation. Recent work includes an original score commission for Factory International, support from BBC Radio 6 Music, a residency at Unsound Summer Lab, and performances at Tate Modern, FOLD and listening spaces across the UK and Asia.