MSHR is an art collective that collaboratively builds and explores sculptural electronic systems. Their performances and installations integrate electrical signals and human presence, weaving dense networks of causality to form audiovisual environments that […]
Rojin Sharafi is a Tehran-born, Vienna-based sound artist, composer, and performer working across electroacoustic music, noise, and experimental electronics. Her visceral sonic language blends analog, acoustic, and digital tools, exploring tension, rupture, […]
Rickpo (ES) is an artist and musician. With a background in classical music, a Master’s thesis on chiptunes, and deep roots in internet subcultures, he cultivates an emotionally driven sonic universe that […]
Yuri Landman is a musician and renowned inventor of musical instruments. He rose to international attention in the early 2000s by designing radical instruments for Sonic Youth, Liars, Half Japanese, Einstürzende Neubauten, […]
Viola Yip, born and raised in Hong Kong, now based in Berlin, is an experimental composer, performer, improviser, sound artist and instrument builder. In her practice, she develops unorthodox self-built instruments, compositions […]
After its first successful year in collaboration with Stadtwerkstatt Linz our Tangible Music Club again participates with a special edition within the STWST84x11 format during this year’s Ars Electronica Festival. Enrique Tomás […]
The Postdigital Lutherie students warmly invite you to COM/POST – a self-organised festival of Sonic Technobiodiversity, happening May 29–31 at the FALK building, Tabakfabrik Linz. COM/POST is a space to explore obscure […]
Kacper Ziemianin a.k.a. ‘Ctrl Freq’ has a background in classical music and a lot of adventures in modern sound and music. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sonic Arts from Middlsex University, […]
The Tangible Music Lab and students of the Postdigital Lutherie master programme celebrate their digital musical instruments and the bodies that play them. Out of Control is a gala evening during the […]
Meng Qi is a pioneering synthesizer designer and musician. His thoughts center on the duality of instruments: control/chaos, harmony/noise, quantization/continuity, and so on, and he embodies these concepts in highly gestural interfaces. […]