SO.UND.ING Acousmonium: Di-Fusion

A Russian composer and artist, renowned for his exploration of graphical sound, animation, and interactive performances. With over 40 opera, drama, and theater plays featuring his music and video, he has been showcased at 200+ festivals globally, including Ars Electronica and Club Transmediale, earning international awards like LÚMEN_EX and the Golden Mask.

Hailing from Argentina, he emerged as a significant figure in electroacoustic music. While serving as director at INA’s GRM from 1997 to 2017, he not only spearheaded audiovisual preservation but also enriched the musical landscape with his compositions. He received awards such as the SMPTE Archival Technology Medal and the Giga-Hertz Award, cementing his legacy as both a musician and a technological innovator.

A sound artist and archivist. She makes immersive bleepy psychogeographical soundscapes with analogue electronics, DIY and modular synths, field recordings and computer manipulations. She is a member of the Jata C group for bioacoustics and sound ecologies (2018–) and the Clockwork Voltage community for modular synthesis.

A composer, devoting herself mostly to researching sound as an entity that affects the listener physically and substantively. Her music oscillates between complete abstraction and complex semantic languages. She is the recipient of a number of awards for concert works, stage and film music for her oeuvre, which spans operatic, choral, chamber, soloist and electronic music.

Built a multifaceted career spanning acoustic, electroacoustic, and experimental music, along with various artistic disciplines. From solo instrumental performances to ensemble compositions and mixed media installations, he is a curator and head of R&D at HEKA Lab at PINA in Koper, Slovenia, where he designs immersive studio technologies and content production.

A Polish composer based in France. Her diverse compositions span stage, orchestral, chamber, choral, vocal, electroacoustic works, and film scores. She studied under notable figures such as Pierre Schaeffer, François Bayle and Tadeusz Baird, and has received numerous honors, including the GEDOK competition First Prize in Mannheim.

An Austrian composer-performer celebrated for her diverse work in both composed and improvised music, encompassing electronic and instrumental genres. She is known for complex projects involving music, text, and video, with a special focus on inventive piano techniques. Her international performances span from St. Petersburg to Sao Paolo.