Budhaditya Chattopadhyay is an Indian-born artist, researcher, and writer whose practice spans sound, cinema, media arts, performance, aesthetics and media theory. Currently based between Den Haag, The Netherlands, and Bergen, Norway, his work investigates the materiality of sound and listening, focusing on themes of migration, ecology, memory, and decoloniality. Through installations, videoworks, live performances, and text, he explores sound as a critical, spatial, and affective medium that reimagines the relationship between people, place, and environment.

Chattopadhyay holds a PhD from the Academy of Creative and Performing Arts, Leiden University, and has been affiliated with institutions across Europe and Asia. His works have been widely exhibited and performed internationally, and his publications include several books on sound studies and contemporary art. He continues to bridge practice and theory through inter- and trans-disciplinary sound-based research.