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• ATTUNEMENT II • 11.11.26
Cinna Peyghamy is a Paris-based French-Iranian percussionist, composer and producer. Evolving within the Parisian experimental/noise scene, his live act gravitated more and more towards full-on improvisation with self-made sound devices. True to his scientific and programming background, Cinna Peyghamy creates and designs unique instruments — from DIY synthesizers and soundboxes to motor-based mechanical structures — that serve as tools for his compositions, performances and sound installations.
• ATTUNEMENT I • 21.10.26
Concepción Huerta is a Mexican sound artist, electroacoustic composer, and artistic researcher whose practice explores sound as a technology of inscription capable of recording, preserving, and transforming memory. Working across electroacoustic composition, analogue synthesis, magnetic tape, field recording, and installation, she investigates the relationships between vibration, materiality, geology, and listening.
hexorcismos
• ATTUNEMENT I • 21.10.26
Hexorcismos is a Tijuana-born, Berlin-based sound artist and technologist working critically with AI, media archeology & neural synthesis. Creator of SEMILLA.AI & MUTUALISMX; his work has been shown at Ars Electronica, NeurIPS, CTM, MUTEK, KTH.
He is currently teaching at the Tangible Music Club in Linz, Austria.
Mo’ong & Bilawa
• ATTUNEMENT III • 09.12.26
A playful encounter of post-gamelan gamelan music by Bilawa Ade Respati and Mo'ong Santoso Pribadi. Behind the gamelan's complex rhythms and sounds lie algorithmically generated sounds, processed sound samples, and large clusters of synthetic drones.
nuxx
Nnux is a Mexico City-born artist, composer, and performer. Her newest album, Metamorfosis, brings together processed voices, heavy beats and layered synths to explore transformation through a shape-shifting being who is able to understand the world differently from each new shape she takes.
Tuce Alba is an architect, musician, and sound artist based in Berlin. Her practice focuses on sound as a material for constructing temporal and spatial experiences. As a lifelong ney player, she expands the instrument’s possibilities by combining it with electronics and modular synthesis; exploring how traditional sounds can be reworked, fragmented, and transformed while still staying connected to their roots.
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Silent Green |Gerichtstraße 35
13347, Berlin|
Next Sbahn Station station: S-Wedding
Nearest subway station: U8 Wedding