Interview by Daniel Silva Peter Burr is an American artist who explores the complex relationship between technology, society, and the natural world. One of his
Interview by Agata Kik Letting sounds speak, strings sing, the South Korean-born artist Okkyung Lee is probably mostly known for her improvised interactions with the
Interview by Charlie Clark Catching a glimpse of the ethereal Damsel Elysium, you’re transported to an otherworldly realm full of flowers and ruffles. Despite their
Interview by Simona Serban Typotheque is a Netherlands-based type design company focused on constantly searching for and developing new forms of creative expression in written
Interview by CLOT Magazine The Interface Cultures Master programme at the University of Art and Design Linz, under the guidance of artist Christa Sommerer, has
Interview by Olya Karlovich In his music and art practice, Lamin Fofana explores the questions of movement, migration, alienation and belonging. And not only the
Interview by Miguel Isaza Based in Hailuoto, a Baltic Sea island in northern Finland, near the Arctic Circle is Vladislav Delay (aka Sasu Ripatti), an
Interview by Luca Nasciuti FUJI|||||||||||TA is a Japanese sound artist whose work is focused on the exploration of sound on the limit of what is
Interview by Agata Kik Soojin Chang is a Glasgow-based non-binary artist of Korean descent whose multimedia art practice considers interpersonal, interspecies and industrial interdependencies. Inhabiting
Text by Christopher Michael Music is a uniquely elastic, ever-expanding art form. It has the ability to help us heal, reorient our relationship to the
Interview by Olya Karlovich Such a feature of sound as spatiality has helped people to explore and communicate with the external environment since prehistoric times.
Interview by Katažyna Jankovska What is choreography like when your partner is software? We usually think of moving human bodies when we think of live
Interview by Christopher Michael Daniel Van Lion is a composer who is unafraid of experimentation in all its forms. For example, UVVA, his second full-length
Interview by Juliette Wallace It came to him in a vision. Or perhaps it was more of a memory. A large flock of birds, grouped
Interview Miguel Isaza In electronic music, there is room for movement and stillness, machine and organism, continuity and detention. Immersing into the world of music
Interview by Piotr Bockowski Eryk Salvaggio’s most recent album release, Worlding, involves fungi manipulating the knobs of a specially designed synthesiser that intercepts fungal nervous
Interview by Christopher Michael When Angelina Kozhevnikova (who works as Animaspace) and Arina Kapitanova met at Berlin’s School of the Machines, there were too many
Interview Charlie Clark In Metamorphoses, Ovid tells tales of countless transformations undergone by Gods and mortals. Changing into flora and fauna, and sometimes back again,
Interview Lyndsey Walsh Adam Zaretsky is one of the pioneers of the BioArt movement, with a prolific career spanning over two decades. Zaretsky’s work takes
Interview by Olya Karlovich The Western world started more broadly discovering Iran’s growing electronic scene after 2015 when the first edition of SET Experimental Art
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