Stelarc: Suspensions and Tele-Existences, Structured but not Scripted.
A morning at Melbourne’s Science Gallery, we reflected with Stelarc on his life and art shaped by Japan. Confronting the paradigm shifts of our time: What is the self? where does it live? What about tele-existences? He is a pioneer in his field, which he considers events not performances. Stelarc’s projects explore alternative anatomical architectures. […]
3 Aug 2025
Adrian Sherwood’s Legacy:Innovations in Dub and Environmental Studies
During an afternoon on the Island of Santiago in the city of Praia in Cape Verde, Adrian Sherwood, the legendary music producer responsible for the distinctive sound of the label On-U Sound Records, shared his trajectory and vision of music. ——- For more than four decades, Adrian Sherwood has been consistently breaking new ground, and […]
8 Feb 2023
Eduardo Reck Miranda: The power of music in the brain, brain music interfaces, Bio and quantum computing.
The mystery of the music in the brain is far from being understood. Through his career and while exploring brain music interfaces, quantum computing, cognition and biocomputers, Eduardo Reck Miranda take us into a field of possibilities for the future (of) music. Unlocking new opportunities and crossing boundaries of medical science and arts, we here […]
31 May 2022
Eric Lyon: Embracing space and pushing further inclusivity in computer music and beyond
The journey takes us from the 1980’s USA to Japan and 1990’s Berlin. Music stories emerges from Merzbow, Zbigniew Karkowski and ear plugs, Amsterdam squats, Aphex Twin’s influence to the great tradition of counterpoint reborn as disco in Germany. How shared technology and evolution of music relates to culture ? What it means spatializing music […]
12 Jan 2022
France Jobin: The Sonic, the architecture and the quantum physics
France Jobin has a long career in experimental music. She introduces her works as related to the sonic and architecture, and how she developed works inspired and informed by quantum physics, including the challenges induced by art and science collaborations Biography “This album seems to mark a shifting in Jobin’s sound, one that departs from […]
10 Dec 2021
Maria Mannone: Physics, Music, art, gestures and on being fascinated
Maria Mannone describes the links between her professional backgrounds as physicist, musician, composer, conductor, and how it inspired her to define links between proportions found in nature, and mathematics toward music and the visual arts. This includes projects exploring sonification, a method to render data audible, in the medical domain. Maria Mannone is a theoretical […]
8 Sept 2021
Urgent Since a Long Time Now
[Anti]disciplinary Topographies Urgent Since a Long Time Now A Sonic Collage & Cut Up & Cut Away The power of the voice (s) allied with poetry and (deep) listening are perhaps ways to deal with urgent terrestrial and human problems caused to the biosphere, which have been urgent for a long time now. The work […]
19 May 2021
Matt Black: A cosmology of sound, visuals, networks, records, free speech, cut – up for a pioneer of club culture and warehouse laboratories.
During this interview, Matt Black drive us into more than 30 years of music, activism, ecology, internet, vw bus, pirate tv, Max Headroom, kissfm, london best dj’s, pirate radio, warehouses, encoders, turning Radiohead to electronic, Zen Delay, Vjamm Pro software and more. Black also discuss his latest album, and his experiences in the township of […]
22 Nov 2020
Johannes Birringer: from Literature to Dance, Choreography, Digital Architectures and then Deep Underground.
During this interview we discussed ideas around embodiment, re-embodiment, kimospheres, atmospheres, technology and issues related to the practice of Johannes Birringer as a choreographer, director and professor of performance technologies. His publications have taken up important issues surrounding the body and technologies, theatre, dance, and choreography. Birringer underlines the pivotal moment when he attended a […]
27 Jul 2020
Eleonora Oreggia/xname: Electromagnetism and gestures
xname is the digital identity of media artist, performer and composer Eleonora Oreggia, originally from Milan and currently based in London. She creates performances and interactive installations using light, sound, dust and self-made sensor-driven synthesizers. Her music features elements of techno, ambient drone and industrial. In 2013 she has been selected by the Barbican to […]
14 Oct 2019
Jocy de Oliveira / A Trajectory into New Forms of Music (In Portuguese)
Not only her work spans over more than 50 years and englobes music composition, performance, theatre and sound installations, but she also has worked with the biggest names in the field, like Stravinsky, Berio, Cage, Stockhausen, just to name a few. Here she comes back on the stories of these unique encounters, and also how […]
13 Oct 2019
Eduardo Kac / From Poetry to Space (In English)
An unusual trajectory discussed here, from his early poetry works to bio art experiments where his dna is implemented into flowers, to space research, minitel works (french own internet version) and their restoration, to artworks visible from google earth. A fascinating iconic artist. Eduardo Kac, (born July 3, 1962, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Brazilian American […]
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