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Past Tense
Exploring Idleness and Boredom as Compositional Strategies
Past Tense is a participatory, long-term sound installation inspired by “idle” games—systems that evolve on their own and invite only occasional interaction. Small sounds captured from the environment, electronics, radio, and visitors slowly accumulate, forming a growing sonic mass. Participants may briefly intervene, releasing short sonic gestures before the system settles back into its autonomous flow. Through gradual feedback and repetition, the work invites a relaxed, daydream-like mode of listening and composing, in which past sounds resurface, and the work unfolds from a small kernel of inputs over time.
Bifurcation
Presque Rider
tries to approach the concept of a “score” in the spirit of casual gaming: Two to three performers battle for victory in a “racing game” by completing electroacoustic challenges that are analysed in real time.
ImPulsar4
is a meditative and immersive exploration of sound’s essence, revealing its inner beauty through a delicate balance of precision and serendipity. Inspired by spectroscopic methods to study matter both at the atomic and astronomic levels, the project dissects sound waves as a metaphorical journey inward, exposing the hidden elegance of simple signals.