Anne Guthrie is an American composer, improviser, and performer known for her innovative and experimental sound art. She uses field recordings, electronics, and acoustic instruments to create immersive soundscapes that explore the intersections of sound, space, and time. Guthrie's work is characterized by its subtle textures, depth, and attention to detail, and she has received critical acclaim for her solo and collaborative projects across different genres and mediums. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with artists such as Billy Gomberg, Richard Kamerman, and Devin DiSanto, and has released albums on labels such as Students of Decay, Entracte, and Erstwhile Records.