Rehab Hazgui (b. Tunisian) is a transdisciplinary designer, composer, and improviser of electronic music. Using analog synthesizers and handmade audio devices she explores the endless movement of sound, repetition, and the use of silence as a third space on the boundary to navigate between different forms of listening. Through immersive live improvisation, Rehab interacts with her synthesizers, guiding their development and growth into pieces that unfold in the present moment.  Much of her work is informed by her deep adoration for sound and her grounded relationship with the analog synthesizer, a tool she has applied herself to use not only as a composer and player, but also as a designer and builder.