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Sounding Dragons workshop at Latvia Sound Days
Flying dragons, deers, owls, hawks, octopus, or parrots - in different languages across the world, kites are named in all sorts of imaginary ways. In this wind instrument building workshop, we will explore how kites fly, measure this with sensors, and use the data to create sound to make the dragons roar through the sky. In this five day workshop, participants will build a diamond shaped kite and fly it, build sensors from conductive materials to measure the turbulation of the wind and pressure on the kite cloth, and attach sensors to the kite to measure its movement. Then we will record measurements of the data and focus on making use of this data to generate and control sounds in realtime. In this workshop you will use the sewing machine, solder, and program. You will go home with a self-built kite and a sensing kit with an ESP32, an accelerometer & gyroscope and handmade sensors. Participants should bring a laptop with the Arduino IDE installed and an environment that is capable of receiving OSC-data and generating sound (for example SuperCollider, PureData, etc) that they are familiar with.
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Presentation during online SuperCollider meetup
In this online meetup I am telling about my approach to control LED strips from Supercollider using Ledscape.
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Livecoding performance at Livecoding Sessions
At this edition of Livecoding Sessions, I will perform with a gestural live coding language.
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Performing Light Instruments at Temperatura
Together with other GROND performers I will improvise with my light instruments.
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Composing an Interaction at Notam (Oslo)
On 20-21 November 2025, a symposium for instrument building will be held here at Notam. The symposium is a collaboration between Axel Vatne Barratt-Due, the Norwegian Academy of Music, nyMusikk and Notam. How do instrument building practices affect the boundaries between music and technology, mechanics and the body, bio-economy and culture, singularity and the post-singular? The Instrument Building Symposium is a platform to reflect on technological diversity and technology as practice. In November 2025, a group of instrument makers will gather at Notam to showcase works, instruments, installations and reflections to explore the post-digital landscape where instrument making functions as both an activist and technological practice.
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Composing an Interaction at STWST84x11 (Linz)
The afternoon begins with a lecture performance by Marije Baalman, who was invited to STWST84x11 by the Tangible Music Lab. In addition, sound artists from this year’s edition—Francesco Zedde and Volksamt! Klang Manufaktur—will present their projects and working approaches, providing insights into their work in an informal atmosphere.
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| 2026 | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 |
| performances | performance installations | exhibitions | larps | residencies | workshops |
| work session | presentations | panel discussions | symposium | meetup | radio |