Harrison Patton is a sound designer and composer interested in the ways sound shapes storytelling, memory and the human experience.

He most recently worked on the Museum of Kansas City’s Boundaries and Borders interactive exhibition through a collaboration with Gallagher Design detailing the history surrounding the transfer of land from Osage people to European settlers. This project followed the opening of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s newly renovated Dynamic Earth Wing, home to We Are Stardust, a motion-tracking interactive inviting visitors to experience the life cycle of stars. His studio work has included collaborations with Atlanta’s Bravo Ocean Studios, and with Jeremy S. Bloom Sound Design.

Harrison studied music composition with Christopher Cerrone at the Mannes School of Music, and received a B.A. in Contemporary Music from Eugene Lang College at The New School. He is currently pursuing an M.F.A. in Sound Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design.