Sound Campus—Sonic Fever / Boris Shershenkov (RU) , Obi Blanche (FI)/Photo: vog.photo

Sound Campus—Sonic Fever

Performances: Daphne X (GR/ES), Eduardo Trviño-Cely (CO), AndinA (CO), Sule (CO), Tudd (RO/AT) b2b Nyunya (PL); ModVue (IR), I-ID (IR/AT), Sandra Muciño (MX), Lai Tsung-Yun & Huang Ya-Nung (TW), Morning Seance (IT/AT), OGDL (TR, LV), LynnMayya (SY) Audiowalk: AmiRali Bashiri (IR/AT), Çağla Gillis (TR/US), I-ID (IR/AT), Mehmet Çolak (TR/AT), Milena Stępień (PL), Sashe Urdovski (MK/AT)

University of Arts Linz, Hauptplatz 6, Courtyard
Tue 3. Sep 2024 11:00 – 22:00

Sound Campus is a program presented in collaboration with Ars Electronica and University of Arts Linz, from September 3-5, 2024. This year’s edition Sound Campus – Sonic Fever takes the shape of a carrier bag of sounds and diverse forms of musical expression. Looking to the power of sound as catalyst and shapeshifter, it proposes a polymorphous stage for fiction, imaginary spaces, and anachronistic possibilities.

Fostering a culture of solidarity, we embrace sound works that explore alternative shared environments and shared auditory experiences. In this way, we focus on the potential of sound as a tool for challenging normative and dominant narratives, replacing them with ones of sharing, caring, and response-ability

Program: Sound Campus—Sonic Fever


Languages: EN

Bios

  • Eduardo Trviño-Cely

    CO

    Through field recordings, sculpture, objects, social scenarios and interventions in public and architectural space, Eduardo Triviño-Cely’s work experiments with the relationship between sound, bodies and the space we inhabit.

  • I-ID

    IR, AT

    Hedieh Khajehzadeh / I-ID is an interdisciplinary artist, DJ, and sound creator. With a BFA in painting from Tehran, I-ID is currently exploring the synergy of image and sound in the Master’s program on Time-Based Media at the University of Arts Linz. They are also an active member of the artist collective “qujOchÖ.”

  • Photo: Lai Tsung-Yun & Huang Ya-Nung

    Lai Tsung-Yun & Huang Ya-Nung

    TW

    Lai Tsung-Yun
    Lai explores feedback noise from audio mixers and environmental sounds, creating performances that blend audio and visual elements. His video works are rooted in folk religious rituals and AI art, merging mixed noises and oversampling test tones.

    Huang Ya-Nung
    Ya Nung, a suona musician, goes beyond traditional Chinese music, experimenting with pop, jazz, Latin, and noise art. She explores sound possibilities, integrating body movement and improvisation.

  • Photo: Li-Chi Hsiao

    Li-Chi Hsiao

    TW

    Li-Chi Hsiao, who graduated from the Berlin University of Art, is a Taiwanese new media artist whose oeuvre encompasses an array of mediums such as audiovisual, installations and live performances. Her works focus on the personal connection with the internet and societal dynamics, reflecting a profound engagement with the symbiosis of technology and the individual. It invites audiences to contemplate the convergence of personal narratives within the digital landscape and the broader societal framework.

  • LynnMayya

    SY

    Lynn Mayya is a Syrian-born multimedia artist based in Linz, Austria. She blends art, technology, and politics in her time-based interactive media creations. Her musical style is characterized by raw, playful synths and a fusion of groovy, darkly energetic sounds that captivate and move audiences.

  • Photo: Marie-Andrée Pellerin

    Marie-Andrée Pellerin and Daphne Xanthopoulou

    CA/AT/GR/ES

    A discussion on speculative sonic practices that critically explore our relationship with the natural world, centered around Marie-Andrée Pellerin’s publication Close Conversations of Other Kind and Daphne Xanthopoulou’s work on embodying the other through voice and listening.

  • Photo: Vahid Qaderi, Razieh Kooshki

    ModVue

    IR

    Vahid Qaderi is an interdisciplinary artist and electronic musician, focusing on music production, AR/VR, and visualization. His music is a combination of different experimental genres. Razieh Kooshki is an interdisciplinary artist. Her work experience centers around generative visuals, VR, and video arts. Razieh and Vahid have been collaborating as an artist duo since 2016, presenting their projects at festivals such as Deep Space 8K, Ars Electronica in Lin and Geneva International Film Festival in Switzerland.

  • Photo: Morning Seance

    Morning Seance

    IT/AT

    The electronic music of Morning Seance combines constant variation with intricate, repeating patterns that lack a clear beginning or end. This variation is not merely a change applied to a specific audio element but a fundamental compositional principle that avoids mechanical combinations and obvious rhythms. The result is a rich amalgamation of textures and harmonies that continuously evolve, taking the listener on an atmospheric journey through diverse sonic environments.

  • Photo: OGDL

    OGDL

    TR/LV

    OGDL is a duo comprising Ozan Tezvaran (TR) and Gundega Graudina (LV). They met during their Postdigital Lutherie Studies at the University of Arts Linz. OGDL merges noise, ambient and deconstructed club in experimental music performances, often held in unusual locations ranging from zoos to churches. Their concerts are a mixture of lullabies, screams, sad pop tunes with an oomph, tape loops, field recordings, feedback and layered string textures, to name a few.

  • Photo: Sample As That

    Sample As That

    AT

    A community event in Linz that focuses on the method and art form of sampling. It offers producers a curated musical piece and two hours to create something new with it. The Stadtwerkstatt has provided a shared space for the gathering, Eliot (Backlab) acts as mastermind and Dorf TV turned it into a TV show. Driven by an idea of inclusion and openness towards all genres, aesthetics and levels of experience, everyone is welcome to produce music together.

  • Photo: Sandra Muciño

    Sandra Muciño

    MX/AT

    Sandra Muciño is a bassoonist, performer and sound artist. She is a graduate of Escuela Superior de Música in México, as well as Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität in Austria. She has played in various ensembles and orchestras, studying with Christian Wolff, Wade Mathews and Walter Thompson. Muciño is a member of Sonidero 13, Soundpainting Orchestra of Mexico and TRAMAS Collective. Her works have been featured in Mexico, Chile, San Diego Flute Guild and Krama Festival. Currently, she is a Master’s student in Postdigital Lutherie in Linz.

  • Photo: Martin Bruner

    Sule

    CO/AT

    Sule is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans creative coding, audiovisual generation, and photography. She studied Fine Arts at the National University of Colombia and is pursuing a Master’s in Interface Cultures at the University of Arts Linz. She is an active member of Toplab Bogotá, a live coding community, and Vestidas y Alborotadas, a collective focused on live coding and textiles. She also works with Super Tapestry, a collective exploring analog and digital fusion.

  • Photo: Stella Weiss

    Tudd b2b Nyunya

    RO/AT/PL

    Tudd has travelled through digital space and brought with him a selection of emotional artifacts (https://linktr.ee/tuddmusic). Nyunya tells stories with voices of freedom, calls of nostalgia and dance moves of her heart (https://soundcloud.com/milenakukkia). Together, they will embark on a journey towards the FUTURE THAT WAS PROMISED,

Credits

Curatorial Team: Gabriela Gordillo and Andreea Vladut
Design: Viktória Angyal
Social Media: Angélica Sabina Piñeros
Sound Technician: Reinhard Reisenzahn
Technical support: Klimentina Milenova