Yazan Saleh

Yazan Saleh is an interdisciplinary engineer and artist from Palestine, working at the intersection of embedded systems, sound, and experimental design. With a background in electrical engineering and a master’s in embedded systems, Yazan’s work spans custom hardware development, signal processing, and interactive media. He is currently involved in the development of EEG-based neurotechnology at Broadmind, where he designs low-power, high-precision electronic systems for brain signal acquisition. He has also worked on LiFi communication systems and optical sensors at Fraunhofer HHI, pushing the boundaries of light-based data transmission. As an active DJ and music producer, Yazan brings his technical expertise into the world of sound art and performance, designing custom tools and interfaces for live audio manipulation. He often collaborates with artists and researchers to create open-source, modular systems that bridge art and engineering. Yazan is passionate about accessibility, open knowledge, and community-driven innovation. His practice is rooted in the belief that artists and technologists must build a shared language to navigate the rapidly evolving technological landscape—especially in the Global South—where access, freedom, and infrastructure are often limited.