This website presents a repository of documents and media developed following the first comprehensive study of the work of 田进勤 (Tian Jinqin), a pioneering figure in electronic music instrument design in China, […]

The DodekaOTTO is a 20 channel sound sculpture based on the OTTOsonics project, which is comprised of a lightweight aluminum structure in the form of a dodecahedron. This open hardware platform has […]

Diffracting Material and Epistemic Dimensions of Immersive Sound Technologies In Western music, spatial movement of sound reaches back to the Renaissance and the Venetian polychoral style, in which spatially separated choirs (cori spezzati: […]

Project financed by the “Neustart Kultur” program – (Bundesministerium für Kunst und Kultur) in 2022. OTTOsonics Website in Alter Bauhof Description OTTOsonics is a collective project by sound-artists, developers, scholars and sound […]

Tangible Signals – Physical Representation of Sound and Embodied Control Feedback Music brings joy, enables artistic self-expression and stimulates human connections. The research project Tangible Signals explores the physicality of computer music […]

Homo Restis is a sound costume performance, developed in the years 2014-2016 by Sarah Leimcke and Jens Vetter as the most recent performance project of their ten-year collaboration.The project consists of two […]

A Tangible Musical Sequencer Using Overlays The Tquencer is a tangible musical sequencer device, developed by Martin Kaltenbrunner and Jens Vetter. It introduces several physical design elements that allow the development of […]

designing musical instruments for grey parrots Funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF (PEEK AR349-G24)Initiated by alien productions in collaboration with ARGE Papageienschutz. metamusic aims to develop interactive sound installations and electronic […]

Sculpting Sonic Expression into Musical Artifacts Funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, Programm zur Entwicklung und Erschließung der Künste (PEEK AR99-G24 October 2017 – March 2022). Description The aim of this […]

PhD Thesis Enrique Tomás “The Interface Score” supervised by Prof. Dr. Martin Kaltenbrunner and Prof.Dr. Gerhard Eckel This artistic thesis investigates the artistic and philosophical consequences of understanding musical instruments as artifacts […]