[ a.v.suals solo ]
a.v.suals blurs the boundary between what is seen and what is heard, where each flicker of light and every visual error becomes a potential sound source. Based in Berlin, her work is grounded in improvisation and guided by a deep curiosity for audiovisual dissonance; treating noise as expression, and the visual as the beginning of notation.
Photo by I. Boersma
Photo by Orange 'Ear
Photo by Orange 'Ear
Photo by M. Ludwigs
[ kymatik ]
is a live audiovisual instrument inspired by the architecture and cosmological structure of Borobudur Temple. Drawing on its concentric geometry, symmetry and repetition, the instrument generates visuals that are broken down into data points and translated into sound. The resulting sonic parameters creates a self-sustaining loop with an ever-evolving visual score, in which the performer acts less as a composer than as a participant steering an ecology of feedback.
Rooted in a long fascination with the sonification of images, kymatik treats image and sound as forces that continuously shape one another, allowing unexpected visual patterns and sonic textures to emerge.
[ a.fractal.ism ]
is a live audiovisual project that explores the relationship between architectural geometry, fractal measurement and sound. Breaking the boundaries of a three-dimensional model of Borobudur Temple, the system distorts and transforms its architectural structures through visual feedback, translating them into distressed drones and an evolving, heavy soundscape that draws the audience into an immersive audiovisual experience.
The performer navigates, manipulates and responds to the system’s behaviour, exploring the boundaries between human intervention, computational processes and the emergence of unexpected audiovisual compositions.
