Bint Mbareh’s work has been shown at the Tate Modern, Wellcome Collection, Mardin Biennali, Gaza Biennale, Sharjah Biennial, the Lincoln Centre, Savvy Contemporary, The Mosaic Rooms, Darat al-Funun, B7L9, Unsound Festival, Impuls Festival, Cafe Oto and others. 

This is in addition to her cofounding Palestine’s only underground music festival Exist Festival, and working on sound and composition for various filmmakers including Forensic Architecture, Aram Lee, Julie-Yara Atz, and others. 

Bint Mbareh’s sound practice underlines that what happens in water happens in sound because of the similarity of the wave structures that govern both types of bodies. She currently researches how moving specifically geno-domesti-eco-cide induced grief, reconfigures time and undoes borders between now and then, borders between mediterraneans. In grief, mundanity becomes slower; a productive metaphor has been that when we sound communally, time becomes slower because we are changing the constitution of air waves to slow the movement of the time that we are collectively passing through.