Laura Masotto is an innovative Italian violinist and composer, celebrated for her evocative compositions that gracefully blend classical music with contemporary electronic elements. Masotto’s journey in music is marked by her unique ability to express profound emotions and stories through her violin, creating soundscapes that resonate deeply with listeners. Her discography, which includes captivating pieces like "A Pile of Dust," "The Spirit of Things," and "Skin," showcases her skillful exploration of the violin's vast expressive capabilities, seamlessly merging traditional and modern sounds.

Masotto's work is a testament to her versatility and creativity, as seen in her diverse range of compositions, from the introspective "Human" to the vibrant rhythms of "Perseids." Her music often reflects on themes of nature, humanity, and the spiritual connection between them, inviting listeners into a world where sound transcends language. Notably, her rework of "Shéhérazade" and her contribution to "Refugees" (Frieder Nagel Rework) exemplify her commitment to using her artistry as a means of storytelling and activism. Through her compositions, Laura Masotto continues to push the boundaries of the violin's traditional roles, asserting herself as a bold, innovative force in the contemporary classical and electronic music scenes.