25/06/2026
This evening at Hörbar brings together four interdisciplinary artists whose performances conceive of experimental music as a living, process-driven act.
For the first time, Katt Hernandez and Marina Cyrino perform as a duo, uniting prepared flute and violin in an encounter that pushes the boundaries of their instruments through extended techniques, physical gestures, and electronics. Their performance becomes a dialogue between the acoustic and the digital, between precise virtuosity and spontaneous sonic exploration.
With his audiovisual work “Fair Use,” Sandro Nicolussi interrogates questions of originality and artistic appropriation: Using found film and audio recordings, he probes the moment where nostalgia tips into critique—and where piracy becomes an artistic act.
Isak Han places the body at the center of computer music: With his self-built instrument “nUFO,” he transforms code in real time into a responsive, almost organic sonic experience. Here, the machine is not operated but played.
Together, these four artists reveal the rich diversity of contemporary experimental music: as a space for collaboration, a form of resistance, and an act of playful discovery.
