Kirsty Ferguson-Lewis

Kirsty Ferguson-Lewis (also performing under the name "Kri")  is a singer, composer, performer and producer from London. She combines an experimental and explorative approach to vocal composition, performance and electronic music. Having trained as a classical singer Kirsty's vocal technique now establishes a connection with the voice and the body, often imagining this in a feminist context. Kirsty  graduated from Goldsmiths University with a masters degree in Music, Creative Practice, culminating with her most recent work; “Sirena”, a feminist opera for three women retelling the sirens from Homer’s “Odyssey”.
Kirsty is a member of Musarc choir and Orchestra NEw Improvisation collective, her collaboration with these ensembles has led her to perform at the LCMF, Post Disaster Rooftop Festival in Taranto, Italy, Cafe Oto, Vortex and recording with Resonance FM. 
Kirsty's desire to use her voice experimentally and collaborating recently led her to the Time of Music Festival in Viitasaari, Finland. Studying and performing John Cage's Song Books with Joan La Barbara. 

Photo details and credits:
Top Section:
Top Left: SWAPA Fundraising Party: Opening for Daphni and Floating Points: Photo: @barden.ocular 
Top Centre: Sirena promo photos. Photo: Agnes Ferguson-Lewis 
Top Right: John Soane Museum, Sam Belifante. Photo: Thierry Bal
Lower Left: Sirena performance. Screen grab from Simon Mercer.
Lower Centre: Musarc performance at Lisson Gallery. Photo: Yiannis Katsaris
Lower Right: Musarc performance at Dilston Grove. Photo: Yiannis Katsaris.
Lower Section: 
Top Left: Musarc, Post Disaster Rooftop Festival in Taranto, Italy. Photo: unknown.
Top Centre: Musarc, Post Disaster Rooftop Festival in Taranto, Italy. Photo: unknown.
Top Right: Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. Credit: Sounds Now
Lower Left: Musarc, Winter Konsert. Photo: Thierry Bal
Lower Centre: John Soane Museum, Sam Belifante. Photo: Thierry Bal.
Lower Right: Musarc, Winter Konsert. Photo: Thierry Bal.