Oscar Carmona is a composer, pianist, and interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of music, text, and contemporary human experience. His creative practice navigates the relationships between musical structure, abstraction, and language, developing projects that merge sound and word in new ways.

His work spans across contemporary music, piano composition, and Music Theatre, integrating elements of iterative structures, minimalism, and electronic processes. His recent focus has been on solo piano music, combining a deeply contemplative approach with elements of modern classical composition.

Beyond his compositional work, he has developed a parallel practice in literature, writing short stories and conceptual texts that explore themes of memory, fragmentation, and stillness. Several of his Music Theatre works (such as Insomnia, Microteatro Psicopático, Automata) feature his own texts, integrating language as a structural element in composition.

His recent works, such as Insomnia (Music Theatre, 2023), Artificial (Ensemble & Electronics, 2022), Mechanical Obsessions (Piano & Electronics, 2019), and his solo piano pieces (Invisible EP and others), reflect his ongoing inquiry into sound, time, and contemporary solitude.