Sandy Davis (b. Madrid, Spain) is a creative technologist and multidisciplinary designer whose work spans immersive media, spatial audio, and interaction design. Based between New York and Barcelona, she creates technology-driven experiences that integrate storytelling with spatial and sensory engagement, often using sound and emerging technologies as primary materials.

She holds a Master’s in Digital Arts and Creative Technologies from La Salle University in Barcelona, where she focused on immersive installation, spatial sound, and visual programming. Her practice also draws on postgraduate training in graphic design, emphasizing creative direction, branding strategy, and visual systems, as well as advanced sound design, developed during a summer program at Catalyst Berlin. Her approach blends generative systems, AI modeling, and real-time processing to craft responsive environments rooted in participatory experience.

Recent projects include Invisible Energy (2024), a site-specific installation at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in collaboration with architect Josep Miàs, where she led sound design and technical development of interactive sonic elements. She also created Rabia (2024), an audiovisual installation exploring emotional feedback and embodied participation, and The Fountain (2024), a generative work interrogating AI’s entanglement with environmental systems. Her work has been presented at OFFF Festival in Barcelona, Espronceda Center for Art & Culture, and IASLab Barcelona.

In parallel, Davis has a background in documentary post-production and visual storytelling, with credits on projects for Netflix, Hulu, CNN, and National Geographic, including the Emmy-nominated The Great Hack and Another Body (2023), a Sundance award-winning documentary on deepfakes, identity, and digital ethics.