Marco Susino is an Italian composer working across film, dance, fashion, and installation art. His work explores how sound holds and reveals emotion, weaving cinematic minimalism with electronic production, layered sonic collage, and emotionally saturated textures to create music that is both intimate and expansive. He is a recipient of the Endeavour Fellowship Award at The Juilliard School, where he maintains an ongoing role as a Guest Artist. He is also a graduate of Berklee College of Music’s Film Scoring program and holds both a Doctorate and a Master’s in music.​
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His compositions unfold as emotional landscapes and reflections that embrace space and imperfect beauty, weaving suspended tones and textural depth into evocative sonic narratives. In Bodies in eMotion, premiered at the National Gallery of Australia, Susino created a series of works exploring six universal emotions through a convergence of music, movement, and visual art.
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Drawing from a life lived across cities and states in six countries, including London, Sydney, Melbourne, and now California, Susino’s work is deeply informed by a sensitivity to place, culture, and collaborative creation. His career features collaborations with artists such as The Prodigy, Metronomy, and Gary Numan, alongside performances at venues like the Sydney Opera House and Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.