Dimitris Papadopoulos (aka baby on board) is performer and composer. He is mainly interested in experimental sound and music. His research focuses on soundscapes, theatrical and performative sounds, installations and field recordings. He perceives sound as energy. Thus, is everywhere and totally independent. We are just part of it and we perform as one of its endless […]
hiiragi_ is an Japanese IDM/ambient project organized by Kazuki Mochizuki and others. Kazuki explains: The music of hiiragi_ polishes expressions, which comes from a distinctive view of the world. It’s filled with transparent feelings that everyone experiences at once. The memory of the far past agonized in order to forget speech to present myself, and then the journey of […]
Jim Haynes about himself: I rust things. Specifically, I focus on how decay parallels and relates to the perception of time when cycles of activity collapse into stasis. Sound and more recently video have emerged as central media for my current installations and performances. Drawing from shortwave radio static, electric field disturbances, surveillance camera observations, […]
Adam Basanta (b. 1985) is an award-winning experimental composer and sound artist whose work traverses electroacoustic and instrumental composition, audiovisual installations, site-specific interventions, laptop performance, and dynamic light design. His artistic and scholarly output interrogates the intersections between conceptual and sensorial dimensions of listening and audiovisual perception, the re-animation of quotidian objects, and the articulation of […]
Fernando Laub (aka flaub) is a composer and visual artist mainly orientated to avant-garde, experimental and electroacoustic music. With the aim of compiling sonic substance and creating new devices from old industrial machines and recycled scrap, he spent several years living into an abandoned factory reconditioned as a sound laboratory. Besides those post-industrial quests he […]
We’re very happy to welcome Helena Gough at noise canteen. Some of her thoughts about why & how (from helenagough.net): Working with very limited material, maybe only two or three sounds for each new piece. Taking everything possible from the tiniest element, making the smallest things significant, creating something from nearly nothing. Exploring the qualities of a […]
Having started with rock music, more precisely punk, Valéry Poulet developed to cold wave and other musical styles like jazz but also electroacoustic music. His sound universe obviously takes account of these influences, but extends to more experimental approach. On the other hand, he takes part in the artistic collective EN PIRE and intervenes primarily with performative sets of improvisation. See Also Valéry […]
