Luis Sanz (*1984, Ilo, PE) lives and works in Bern, CH. He is a multidisciplinary artist who explores synthetic sounds, computer graphics and physical audiovisual experiences. As an artist, Sanz creates installations focused on the relationships between bodies and spaces, generating acoustic-imaginary dimensions that combine video, sound objects, light and field recordings. As a musician, Sanz uses the Supercollider programming language as a tool to develop rhythmic techniques and algorithmic processes for modulation and pattern generation on digital and analog devices. He works internationally as a soloist and with Noijzu, an electroacoustic noise duo with whom he has performed throughout Asia and Europe. Sanz holds a Bachelor's degree in Art and a Master's degree in Contemporary Arts Practice from the University of the Arts in Bern, Switzerland.
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Radek Rudnicki is a new media artist and sound designer focused on using spatial sound in multidisciplinary projects. Radek is working as a lead sound designer and music composer for Precyzja Foundation and director of Wave Folder Records. He manages and designs new media art projects. Radek supports product development and designs sound for number of synth makers and Eurorack module manufacturers. He makes music for theatre, film and game sound design. He collaborates with dance choreographers, visual artists creating new media works and audio-visual installations. Working with artists across cultures he creates new works linking traditional music and electronics.
Radek works as an educator internationally facilitating workshops for varied audiences in the USA, Europe and Japan. He designed and delivered new courses at universities in the UK and New Zealand. He collaborated with NASA’s GISS, SpaceBase, New Zealand and Stockholm Environment Institute on projects linking art and science, which he presented in the USA, Europe and New Zealand. He also worked on Wellcome Trust funded Sonicules project, investigating the use spatial sound in anti-cancer drug design. In his works he emphasises a varied range of digital music, including algorithmic composition, free improvisation and re-contextualisation of traditional music using electronics.
As a founder of Wave Folder Records, Space F!ght and co-founder of RPE Duo and Kirki Project, he regularly performs and showcases his work worldwide. Recent projects were presented on events such as Tokyo Festival of Modular; Stockholm Tech Fest; New Frontiers, New Zealand; London Jazz Festival; elbPhilharmonie, Hamburg; Copernicus Science Centre, Warsaw Poland.