Ana Schurmann

Ana Schurmann is a 20s classical composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, researcher, philosopher, innovative designer, model, humanitarian, and artist.

In 2025, she became the first composer to scientifically translate gravitational-wave signals from the LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA observatories into a Scientific Universe Symphony, pioneering a new intersection between astrophysics and musical composition. A polyglot fluent in nine languages, she holds certifications from ITA and INAF and was recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2023 for her multilingual and multi-genre contributions to music and innovation.

A Recording Academy member, Ana has written more than 500 songs, with BBC Radio UK featuring works such as “Tell Me,” “Ferdoff LXXIII,” “Flume XI,” and “Horus Audenis.” Her modeling career spans more than 157 publications and collaborations with Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Dior, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Max Mara.

Her work merges science, philosophy, fashion, sustainability, and performance art. Ana developed a sustainable luxury design method centered on multifunctional couture garments, including the world’s first “umbrella dress” method and a transformative couture concept capable of becoming 23 iconic fashion pieces within a single design.

She is also the creator of the Neck Lyre — the first haute-jewelry scientific multi-instrument — designed to be performed in upcoming live presentations integrating music, science, and wearable art.

From scientific haute jewelry multi-instruments to multifunctional sustainable luxury creations and a sonified sourdough using gravitational wave detections or an edible chess game with her art, Ana is the author of two philosophical books, 87 acrylic artworks, 8 music videos, and the developer of 182 products promoting social and animal awareness through art.