Caroline Bordignon is a UK based Canadian composer and fine artist currently on the London Symphony Orchestra Scheme. She seeks to explore aspects of colour, light, space, time and ways in which these interrelate through visual and musical expression synaesthetically. Her focus is to create visual and musical works together with the objective of establishing single, yet varied and complimentary art forms. Significant commissions have included a work for singing solo viola by Katherine Clarke and arrangements of Norwegian Folk Song for Susanna Solsrud, Soprano in association with the Bergen National Opera. Caroline is a PhD Candidate in composition at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, UK with Adam Gorb and Laura Bowler. She completed her Masters of Music in Composition at the RNCM under the tutelage of Adam Gorb and Gary Carpenter where she was generously supported as a Stanley Picker Trust Scholar as well as a recipient of the Waverley Fund. ?She completed her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Music and Fine Art at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.