Linda O'Keeffe's work merges equality, science, technology, ethics, society, and communication. Her project "Evolving Ourselves with Unnatural Selection," supported by Creative Scotland and the SETI Institute, explores gene editing and climate adaptation through art and science. O'Keeffe's installation "Hybrid Soundscapes I-IV," part of the "Sounds Like Her" exhibition, reflects on renewable energy's impact on rural areas, based on three years of research. This toured UK galleries from 2017-2020. Her album "Silent Spring" highlights field recordings and challenges perceptions of climate change soundscapes.

As the founder of Women in Sound Women on Sound (WISWOS), O'Keeffe promotes diversity in sound art. Recognized by the Arts Council of England in 2018, she traveled to Brazil, delivering talks and workshops, and released two albums. Her book "The Body in Sound, Music and Performance" (2022), features contributions from over 20 women globally. More at www.lindaokeeffe.com.