Diane Schuh is a composer-researcher, currently a postdoctoral researcher at EURArTeC/CICM Paris 8/APM-IRCAM. She holds a PhD in Aesthetics, Science and Technology of the Arts (Music) from Université Paris 8 and a national diploma in landscape architecture (ENSP Versailles). Her thesis explored how gardening practices can inform musical composition and listening. Her research investigates post-human co-creativity through transdisciplinary research-creation methods combining sound ecology, critical technology studies, and landscape thinking. She is the recipient of several grants, including ArTeC (2023), MSH Paris Nord (2023–2025), and the Fondation Albertine, for projects such as Mycelium Garden, LICHENS, SOIL, and Écoute au jardin.