Yiting Wang (aka Nawmel / VT.inno / 閙) is a sound artist, laptop improviser, and intermedia practitioner focusing on digital sound synthesis, interdisciplinary collaboration, wearable electronics, and interactive performance. Her artistic language is highly personalized and fragmented, emphasizing live and intuitive processes. She has explored themes of gender, violence, and social systems through movement, installation, and sound. Her interdisciplinary practice spans music, dance, psychology, philosophy, and medical research. She continues to expand her collaborative work by connecting art with psychology, physiology, and medical applications, seeking to bridge technology, spirituality, and human empathy through interactive performance and sound-driven inquiry.

Her interdisciplinary practice began with The Prisons We Choose to Live Outside (2021), an experimental theater work integrating movement, installation, poetry, and sound to address violence and social systems. She worked with the Peabody Dance Department on a five-month collaboration that integrated motion tracking, choreography, and real-time synthesized sound through the Double Skin/Double Mind method. She also developed The Real-time Symbiosis of Autonomic and Voluntary Breathing and Musical Technology, a project exploring post-pandemic respiratory health through wearable sensors and digital synthesis.

Nawmel holds a Bachelor of Arts in Musicology from the Zhejiang Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music in Electronics and Computer Music from the Peabody Institute. She began her PhD in Composition & Computer Technologies at the University of Virginia in Fall 2025.