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, and […]
Dr. Sebastian Merchel, born in 1980, is a researcher at the Chair of Acoustics and Haptics at TU Dresden. He studied electrical engineering and acoustics at TU Dresden and Aalborg University in […]
Masimba Hwati is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice weaves sculpture, sound, performance, micro-politics, and indigenous philosophy into experimental frameworks that explore everyday forms of resistance and negotiation. He holds a PhD in […]
Luke Franzke is a creative technologist and lecturer at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). His work explores materiality, sensory qualities, creative coding, and intraoral interfaces, with a background spanning UI […]
Sounding InfrastructuresOur engagement with creative processes—from making to perceiving—is profoundly influenced by an often invisible yet ever-present layer of infrastructures.In this talk, Till Bovermann will examine the underlying systems that shape our […]
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 […]
Karl Ekdahl is a musician and instrument designer who aims to create experimental instruments that can be mass-produced on a smaller scale, making them economically accessible to a wider audience. His work […]
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 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 […]
Passepartout Duo’s work investigates the ways in which we listen to and connect with sound. By exploring the unrealized potential of machines and non-univocal ways of relating to them, the group continually […]