S A T E L L I T E F I N G E R S

Satellite Fingers is a neo-classical, audio-visual project born from solitude and signal; an exploration of how sound and image can hold the weight of interior worlds. Each composition is a meditation on distance, memory, and the quiet architecture of feeling.

Current Focus

LOCKDOWN MELANCHOLIA: VOL. II — IN DEVELOPMENT

“Between the silence and the signal,
a second volume takes shape.”

Music

Experimental Sounds Festival #1, Many Hands Make,  Melbourne,  March 2026

Collaborators

MARKDAT.MAKE is a Melbourne-based digital artist. His work explores the human experience shifting across digital, urban, and natural environments. His practice examines how these intersecting spaces shape perception and influence our sense of place.

Bernadette Butterworth is an English-born, Australian-based pianist, composer, and creative director. Classically trained in piano and violin from the age of six, her multicultural upbringing and background in Melbourne’s fashion, branding, and arts sectors shape her cinematic storytelling style.
Through her music, she translates a decade of hands-on production and visual curation into a cinematic audio experience, inviting listeners on a journey where words become an unnecessary language.

Jess Butterworth is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist who weaves violin and viola into intricate melodies. She collaborates with Satellite Fingers, performing warm, melancholic strings with folk inflections that complement the music and transport listeners on a journey.

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