Nina Garcia lives and works in Paris. Since 2015, she has been researching and creating around the electric guitar, halfway between improvised music and noise. Her set-up is reduced to a minimum: a guitar, a pedal, and an amp with which she sculpts sound and delves into chaos to bring out the unheard-of. Her concerts draw audiences into an immersive sonic space where power and fragility intersect with communicative intensity. In just a few years, she has attracted the attention of numerous international stages. Garcia also plays with Arnaud Rivière in Autoreverse, in a duo with Danish trombonist Maria Bertel, with percussionist Camille Émaille, and in the rock band Mamiedaragon. Since 2019, she has been a member of the improvisation ensemble Le Un. She has also performed with Sophie Agnel, Méryll Ampe, Stephen O’Malley, Leïla Bordreuil, Antoine Chessex, and Fred Frith. In 2020/2021, she was in residency at GRM for a commission for the Présences Électronique festival. In 2023 she created "De haut en bas, de bas en haut et latéralement", a piece for body, sound and sculpture with Anna Gaïotti, Jennifer Caubet, Romain Simon, Christophe Cardoen and Étienne Foyer. Nina Garcia also teaches experimental music, leading workshops for art students (EsadHar, Le Havre, 2017) or children (Le DOC, Saint-Germain d’Ectot, 2022 / Muse en Circuit 2024). Since 2023, she has been developing concerts for children and families, where she presents adapted but not cropped music.