My Story
Marci Onsinyo
Marci Onsinyo is a Kenyan multifaceted artist with over 15 years of experience working alongside visual and performing artists, as well as cultural heritage practitioners across Eastern Africa and beyond. Her background as a producer in audio and music for film, television, and radio, combined with her collaborative work with the Uganda Museum, has shaped her current focus on audiovisual cultural heritage.
Her creativity draws from her multicultural background with a focus on social impact. She is a musician, curator, fashion designer, and a creator who enjoys working across disciplines. Marci is currently pursuing a PhD in Ethnomusicology at Memorial University of Newfoundland, where she continues to explore the intersection of sound, memory, and cultural heritage.
Marci Onsinyo is a Kenyan multifaceted artist with over 15 years of experience working alongside visual and performing artists, as well as cultural heritage practitioners across Eastern Africa and beyond. Her background as a producer in audio and music for film, television, and radio, combined with her collaborative work with the Uganda Museum, has shaped her current focus on audiovisual cultural heritage.
Her creativity draws from her multicultural background with a focus on social impact. She is a musician, curator, fashion designer, and a creator who enjoys working across disciplines. Marci is currently pursuing a PhD in Ethnomusicology at Memorial University of Newfoundland, where she continues to explore the intersection of sound, memory, and cultural heritage.
Mission
“Exploring the intersection of sound, memory, and cultural heritage — empowering creatives and nurturing community collaboration for lasting impact across time and place.”