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Animation: The Latent Force of Living Forms
Ars Electronica: Hope, Linz, 2024 -
Installation: The New Times Atlas Of The World
Seoul Mediacity Biennale, Seoul, 2023 -
Sound Design: Whole Earth Codec
Antikythera, Los Angeles / London, 2023 -
Sound Design: Not I
University Of Edinburgh, Scotland, 2023 -
Live Performance: Seven Manifolds
Multiple Locations, 2024-ongoing -
Hurt By The Sun, Linz, 2023 -
Soundtrack: The Beauty Of Becoming
Linz - Bogota, 2022 - 2023 -
Series: Latent Space Divination
Various Locations, 2021 - 2023 -
Speculative Technology: O-CHAIN
A.I.ECOSYSTEMS_ Hackathon, Ars Electronica, Linz, 2021 -
Raumschiff, Linz, 2020-2021 -
Audio. Visuals. Atmosphere., Antwerp, 2021 -
Installation: Remote Landscapes
Can Sisteré, Barcelona, 2021 -
Trust Collective, United States, 2020 -
Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, 2020 -
Ritual: Whale Moon
Vibraera, Barcelona, 2020 -
Album: Ybalferran - Our Last Days
Vaaknar, Berlin, 2020 -
Installation: Useless And Necessary
Mixtur, Barcelona, 2019 -
Album: Nine Mountains - Mountain I
Self-publishing, Barcelona, 2019 -
Installation: Balaenofon
Vibraera, Barcelona, 2019 -
Hackathon: Typhoon Dream / Sound Oasis
Urban Sound Symposium, Gent, 2019 -
Music: YOY
Poznań, Berlin, Barcelona, 2016-2021
Nine Mountains
In collaboration with: Daphne X.
Collaborative project creating ambient music intended for relaxed environments. Together we make warm, multi-layered, hypnotic ambient music using generative techniques, FM synthesis, and processed field recordings from our trips to create a spatial, subversive atmosphere that guides the audience into a meditative reverie, rich in imagery and bodily sensations. Nine Mountains' music should be listened to on loudspeakers, lying comfotably in a dimly-lit safe-space.
Nine Mountains: Visual manifesto.
Nine Mountains live at Ik Onkar mini-festival. Haimney Gallery, Barcelona, 2019.
Mountain I
https://nine-mountains.bandcamp.com/releases
The first extended play, released in limited edition on 20 on recycled cassette tapes. The cover photo is by Johanna Ribbe.
Mountain I: Cassettes view.