Forms of Resonance

Forms of Resonance / Natan Sinigaglia, Agustin Muriago - Photo: SkillmanMusic

Deep Space 8K

Concert

Forms of Resonance

Natan Sinigaglia (IT), Agustin Muriago (AR)

Forms of Resonance is a multisensory performance that expands piano repertoire with live visuals and interactive tech. Featuring works by Ravel, Liszt, and others, it fuses classical music with generative art. Real‑time audio analysis and motion tracking capture sound and gesture, driving dynamic visuals. The pianist’s and visual artist’s live interactions shape an ever‑evolving, immersive experience.

Ars Electronica Center, Level 0, Deep Space 8K
Sat 6. Sep 2025 16:30 – 17:00

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  • Photo: Francesca Zambrini

    Natan Sinigaglia

    With a strong background in music, contemporary dance, and real-time graphics, Natan Sinigaglia creates canvases where languages lose their boundaries and share forms and meanings. The outcomes of his artistic practice encompass audio-visual live performances, digital artworks, interactive and immersive multi-sensory installations. His artistic journey is influenced by the quest for organic meaning within the digital medium, seeking to integrate technology into traditional forms of expression.

  • Photo: Corbin Phillips

    Agustin Muriago

    Pianist Agustin Muriago has performed in venues such as the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, The Kennedy Center, and Lincoln Center. He has recorded for Acte Préalable, Albany Records, Radium Recordings, and for NPR affiliates. Muriago holds a doctoral degree in piano performance from The Hartt School and currently serves as Assistant Professor of Keyboard Skills at the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University. Agustin Muriago is a Yamaha Artist.

Credits

Agustin Muriago, piano | Natan Sinigaglia, hands controller and visuals