Ryo Ikeshiro is a UK-based Japanese interdisciplinary artist. His works range from live audiovisual performances and interactive installations to generative music pieces and scored compositions. He has presented his works internationally at music and art festivals, as well as at academic conferences. He is featured in the Electronic Music volume of the Cambridge Introductions to Music series and he has also published articles in journals such as Organised Sound. He is currently co-authoring a chapter for the forthcoming Sound Art book from ZKM Karlsruhe/MIT Press.

He was originally classically trained. He then branched out into electronic music and other genres. The meeting of these two worlds informs his practice which explores computational aesthetics within the context of our digital and post-net world. He was recently an artist in residence at KulturKontakt Austria in Vienna. He completed a PhD at Goldsmiths University of London with supervisors from the Music Department and the Computing Department. He works as a visiting lecturer at the London South Bank University and he also curates events, exhibitions and discussions.