Australian violinist Flora Wong (黃芷蕾) is a musician who is drawn to the intersections between different disciplines of music-making. Equally at home improvising for strings and electronics as she is punching out polyrhythms opposite a drum kit, she is a ​go-to collaborator for new music and multi-disciplinary projects in Brisbane (Jagera/Turrbal land). She is a member of Brisbane-based ensembles Nonsemble, Voltfruit, Helge Quartet, Tango Enigmático and Matt Hsu's Obscure Orchestra. She is the Associate Director of Dots+Loops, an Adjunct Associate Lecturer at the University of Queensland School of Music, and has worked as the QLD State Coordinator for Musica Viva Australia and casual lecturer in contemporary violin at JMC Academy.

​Since the formation of Nonsemble, a group whose releases have been described variously as “music that tempers its intellectual conceits with dramatic musical flourishes and bombast” (4ZZZ) and “transcend[ing] the labels of chamber orchestra and indie-rock altogether” (Independent Clauses), Flora has worked closely with composer and audiovisual artist Chris Perren, leading premiere performances of many of his works for chamber ensembles. She has given the Australian premieres of works by Kate Moore, Missy Mazzoli and Pamela Z, and her interest in diverse styles of music has led her to perform with a wide range of artists including Elizabeth Wallfisch, Timothy Munro, James Crabb, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Boy & Bear. She has extensive recording studio experience in classical, jazz and contemporary settings, with artists including Ed Kuepper, Jaguar Jonze, The Kite String Tangle and the Luke Cuerel Orchestra.

In 2019, Flora was a Performance Fellow at the Bang On A Can Summer Music Festival and LOUD Weekend, supported by the Arts Queensland Individuals Fund, and commissioned and premiered four new Australian works for violin by composers Connor D'Netto, MJ O'Neill, Chris Perren and Kezia Yap as part of her project Geburtstag.

2021 has seen Flora presenting a number of projects that were developed during 2020 - Vulcana Circus' Seen But Not Her and Kezia Yap's SHARING SPACES. In April, her experimental duo Voltfruit were Artists In Residence with Metro Arts; in May, Nonsemble presented their new immersive work "Archaeopteryx" at the Queensland Museum as part of Anywhere Festival; and in June she joined Louise Denson Ensemble for performances of the newly commissioned "Cooktown Cantata" as part of the 4MBS Festival of Classics and the Cooktown & Cape York Expo 2021.