Ursula Bogner was a German experimental musician and artist known for her pioneering work in the field of electronic music. Active primarily in the 1970s, she created a unique body of compositions that blended experimental sounds with innovative technology, often using home-built synthesizers. Although she remained relatively unknown during her lifetime, her music has gained recognition posthumously for its avant-garde qualities and influence on the genre. Her work reflects a deep exploration of sound and a passion for pushing the boundaries of musical expression.