Marnie White is a multimedia artist and recent First-Class Honours graduate of Glasgow School of Art, BA (Hons) Fine Art: Painting and Printmaking. She is currently undertaking a residency at SWG3, Glasgow, having been awarded the Graduate Award from the Clydeside Initiative, which supports the continued development of her interdisciplinary practice. Her work explores the interplay of videography, digital imagery, sculptural forms, printmaking, and soundscape composition.

Her practice is rooted in a personal and cultural connection to music, shaped by growing up in a sonic environment. Sound—particularly electronic music—has profoundly influenced her work, inspiring themes of movement, rhythm, and layering. The ‘scratch’ era of the early 1990s plays a key role in her creative process, with its tactile and layered nature informing the way she constructs her pieces.

Marnie strives to merge the digital with the physical, creating immersive spaces through projections, layered graphics, and sculptural forms. This blending of mediums allows her to bring virtual ideas into reality, bridging past experiences with the present. Repetition and symbolism are central to her work, acting as visual echoes of her journey from childhood to adulthood. The recurring motifs encourage interpretation, inviting viewers to attach their own meanings to the work.

Soundscapes- whether found or produced - play an essential role in her installations. Paired with visuals, they heighten the immersive experience, evoking the emotional and sensory impact of music. Through her art, Marnie explores the power of sound to shape identity and memory, creating layered, meaningful environments that resonate both personally and universally.