Flora Yin-Wong is a producer, writer, label founder and publisher whose work has become synonymous with London's underground scene.

This year, Flora Yin-Wong inaugurated her new label and publishing house, Doyenne, with a collaboration with Susu Laroche. The imprint was launched as a platform for women whose works occupy the space that exists between experimental music, sound art and sculptural forms. Yin-Wong's curation focuses on "ephemera and the divine feminine" in particular. These are themes championed through her own works, too, and her collagistic style sees her knit together fragmentary sounds – think temple bells and voice notes – to create evocative experimental and ambient works. Her musical aesthetic has, at times, appeared to be nocturnally dark and feminine, with the artwork for her debut album, Aurochs, featuring a pink anthuriam flower glowing amongst a black backdrop.

The Chinese-Malaysian multidisciplinary artist was born in London, and has performed across various art spaces in the city, such as the ICA, V&A Museum and Somerset House. Her writing has appeared across London-based publications, including Dazed and AnOther Magazine. On 8 September, she'll be kickstarting Trippin's new immersive series, titled Undercurrents, with a DJ set at Corsica Studios. A multi-hyphenate whose works are inextricably tied to London's creative scene, we asked Yin-Wong to list her favourite art venues in the city.

Check them out below, and head here for tickets to Undercurrents.