Resonance

Chiasm of Lament III is the third work in a trilogy created for installation, gallery spaces, institutions, museums, and experimental moving image screenings. The work is a meditation on the liminal spheres of technology and generative information that have been given spiritual and existential power

HUMANI CORPORIS ORCHESTRA is a "glitch art" video art. It represents a song where all the sound inputs come from one human body. The inputs were then modified to create electronic music. The sound of the music was used to distort the image using Touchdesigner.

Soft Wind Shells is an audiovisual exploration that delves into the dynamics of transmission and echoes, weaving a narrative that captures the fluidity and fragility of communication and the inevitable distortions that occur through each act of transmission. The film draws inspiration from two class

'Sound Seam' is a film which gives voice to the idea that every surface, in particular parts of our anatomy, is potentially inscribed with an unheard sound or echoes of voices from the past. The soundtrack's musical composition is interlaced with a voice-over which draws on Rainer Maria Rilke's text

Clarão invokes a lapse of time, a threshold shaped by drifting water-time. Remembering is a sensation where nothing concrete remains, everything slips from sharpness. A flow, revealing and dissolving itself at the same time. Memory as a dream, a sudden surprise. This video was created for the

In the Darkness is a short film shot on Super 8 that delves into the rumors collected from an Argentine village, exploring how gossip spreads and how narratives about others are built and transformed through word-of-mouth repetition—emphasizing the events that are deemed acceptable or not. The

From the depths of an unsuspecting pocket, an unassuming Pixel picks up the short wave signal of Eunoisha, where unabashed strangers---alone together, together alone---make the sounds of hearts on fire, minds at rest, light on their toes, and souls crossed over and offer them to the multiverse.

The Sounds of Space is a 20-minute experimental documentary that explores the auditory landscapes of our solar system and beyond. Through a blend of scientific data, speculative sound design, and immersive visuals, the film takes viewers on a sonic journey to other worlds, highlighting the unique so

Utilising software developed by the University of Oslo to convert video pixel-values into sound frequencies, 'Quiet Street Noisy' is a noisy film about a quiet suburban street.

Most people dream of a better future. Pedro, an aspiring social worker, is no different. But as a blind, undocumented immigrant, Pedro faces political restrictions to obtain his college degree, secure a job in his field, and support his family. As he finally graduates, uncertainty looms over Pedro.

"Resonances" unfolds in the vast landscapes of Patagonia Argentina. Through a conceptual, non-narrative gaze, it captures the raw presence of glaciers and the stillness brought by the year's first snow. Then, as in all of nature, transformation arrives: the sun returns, warmth seeps back into the la

"The language of birds is very ancient, and like other ancient modes of speech, very elliptical; little is said, but much is meant and understood." -- Gilbert White, qtd. by Susan Howe, The Quarry "aeolian harps" is the second in a three-part multimodal video triptych. It was built and documented in

Listening to the soundscape and landscape of the Marine Park in Brooklyn, Lenapehoking.

Inspired by the outdoor optical and sensorial pleasures of the Barbizon school of French painting, Twink Time at Barbizon is a Super 8mm experimental work reimagining public parks as sites where people who are historically and presently unsafe in public can imagine ourselves/themselves as free to ha

The glitches are flowing continuously into the digital landscape, without ceasing; like an eternal sea of colour waves into our eyes, while the sound surrounds the images by covering them into the chasm of noise.

Inspired by a quote from Paul Valéry, the time of the finite world begins explores the end of a world once believed to be inexhaustible. Through archival footage from the 1950s, taken from the 16mm film, Pleasure for All by the National Film Board of Canada, an era of triumphant modernity whe

A musicologist investigates the link between Nazi manipulation and all the music we listen to today. Does the obscure theory hold true?

Motivated by the dream of being a marine biologist, Itzel is the first Mexican researcher to be part of the Gulf Listen international network for acoustic monitoring of cetaceans. Through anecdotes and experiences, will immerse us in a fascinating tour of her profession. With first class marine phot

Vevey Clay Kin (Julian Sartorius, Dan Nicholls, Louise Boer / Lou Zon) Synopsis Vevey is an audiovisual album film by Clay Kin––the trio of Swiss percussionist Julian Sartorius, UK electronic artist Dan Nicholls, and visual artist Louise Boer (Lou Zon). Shot entirely in and around the Sw

On August 10th, 2020 Iowa was one several midwest states hit by a derecho, compared to an inland hurricane, but defined by the NOAA as "a widespread, long-lived wind storm that is associated with a band of rapidly moving showers or thunderstorms." Estimated maximum winds of 140 mph were charted in C

Enter a world where sound gives shape to space. Julie Engaas attended the National College of the Arts, and studied animation at Volda University College, graduating in 1997. Since then, she has directed several animated shorts, as well as the documentary Sound-Shadows, which has screened at numerou

Composer Erdem Helvacıoğlu recorded sounds at three different locations around İstanbul and turned them into compositions. This film documents a journey in pursuit of sounds. Soundtrack of the short documentary İstanbul'u Dinlemek/Listening Through Istanbul: https://erdemhelvacioglu.bandcamp.com/alb

A transducer fixed to the back of a mirror drives a sine wave (from 0-20Hz) through a mirror, altering the mirror's image and physical stability. The mirror acts as the embodiment of both sources of sound and vision, collapsing the two modes of expression into a singularity. *This event was captured

Through the collective memory of a 250 million year old species which has survived two mass extinctions, structures of exploitation, industrial monoculture, and interspecies relations are reframed through the plantationocene.

Migrating from the Amazon basin across northern Illinois, a flock of chimney swifts flutter without perching, using a natural form of radar to navigate. The pulse of infrasound from deep ocean waves vibrates the ground and emanates up, guiding the birds amid disrupted air. Open space heard becomes t

The Transect is an experimental documentary that began in 2015 when Andy Graydon first followed a pair of ecologists into the field on the island of Maui in Hawai'i. Kim and Forest Starr track the Ope'ape'a bat, the only endemic land mammal in Hawai'i and an endangered species about which little is

Three Sisters go to the River on Kupala Night, to fulfill the rite of throwing a wreath to see the Elder Sister's future. To do this, the girl enters the bridge. There she hears the Voice who prophesies her death in this river. Terrified, Elder Sister is turning around and next falls into the water.

An experimental film that explores the director's own experience of hearing — or the partial absence of it. Being deaf in her right ear, she builds a sound narrative that invites the audience to perceive the world as she does: hearing only from one side. The sound travels from left to right, b

Dawn Chorus is a meditative and thought-provoking short documentary following interspecies musician and philosopher David Rothenberg as he ventures into the natural world with an unusual mission: to make music with birds. Blending art and science, the film explores the relationships between observer

In an office in New York City, Dr Carrie Filion makes galaxies sing. Using sonification, she builds up an audible representation of our universe, adding a whole new dimension to how we perceive space. This film was created as part of Symbiosis 2025, which took place from May 5 to May 19, 2025. The p

Aquatocene / The subaquatic quest for serenity is an ongoing sound art project by Robertina Šebjanič, which investigates the phenomenon of human-generated underwater noise pollution in the world's oceans and seas. The work presented here is Aquatocene – 60°24'49.2″N 5°16'5

Lush hand-crafted film footage and HD images combine to reveal a mysterious past through remnants of a memory that is almost remembered, but which never fully develops. A girl speaks, but her words cannot be understood.

chronostasis is a soundscape that explores the fragility of time and self as experienced through illness, loss, and perceptual rupture. Emerging during a liminal period when roles and identity dissolved, memory itself felt planetary and remote. While outwardly meditative, the piece carries moments w

1560: the beginning of the so-called 'Little Ice Age'. Uncanny celestial events ignite the skies over Germany and Switzerland, leading people to believe the world is ending. 'Tomorrow, the Burning Heavens' reconsiders these apocalyptic visions, once captured in hand-colored woodblock prints, and ret

Through the ears of an acoustic engineer, the film explores how in the near silence of the anechoic chamber, listening is a straining toward understanding and connection. It engages with cinema as a body — one given presence and depth through sound — and a body as a resounding instrument

A wild montage of everyday sounds that impersonate rain drops, anthropomorphize eyeballs floaters.

The single channel video work InLuma speaks to the phenomena of bio-electric communication and organic consciousness. The imagined organisms fuse and separate creating new bodies and electrical connections thus expressing the deeply embedded order of natural systems.

"Crackling Clay" is part of a (non-exhaustive) series of videos exploring sound activations carried out in the heart of the Gorafe Desert. During my last trip, I was immersed in a landscape that felt both motionless and silent. Recording sound proved to be a challenge: the slightest movement or brea

The negative impact of noise in our lives and the benefits of setting aside time for silent reflection.

After so many years in a dormant state, a young man sets off on a long, perilous yet healing journey from the mountain to the sea where he conducts his most ambitious symphony piece ever undertaken. This is the journey through the young man's brain waking up and recovering the ability to detect moti

Bright White Light explores near-death experiences through real audio recordings, unveiling the boundaries of life and the mysteries of the afterlife.

Optical Sound is a classic found-footage work comprising hundreds of fragments of opening credits from 35mm films. The countdown which appears at the beginning of every release print is normally withheld from the viewing audience. Also not visible is the narrow, vertical optical soundtrack on the le

An exploration into the 'sonic shadows' that colonial moving images continue to generate.

The film examines how sound can shape our understanding of trauma and recovery. Using public CCTV footage from the aftermath of the 2016 Brussels attacks, the work places the viewer inside a space of tension, memory, and reflection. Testimonies from a poet processing collective grief and a gong mast

"Ear of Wheat" and "Cracking Clay" are part of a (non-exhaustive) video series exploring sonic activations carried out in the heart of the Gorafe Desert. During my last journey, I was immersed in a landscape that was both motionless and silent. Capturing sound proved to be a challenge: the slightest

A demon enters the frequencies of a song as it's being recorded and possesses the musician, who vomits out the sound. The sound then sends the musician on a wild goose chase from the roof of her house to the city, farmlands, the desert and, finally, the beach—where she collapses from exhaustio

With Pylônes , I explore a line of high-voltage transmission towers connected by electrical cables. This infrastructure embodies a sonic continuity shaped by shared characteristics, notably their physical proximity and functional interdependence. Yet, each pylon generates a unique soundscape,

It sounds like a bird's song, and you can't take your ears off it. But it's not – it's just the popping bubbles of a melting glacier. A group of musicians equipped with sensitive microphones and headphones set out on an exploration. They head to places in the Czech and Icelandic countryside bo

Two abstract energies fall in love, unite as one then disappear into a vanishing point.

Into noise is an experimental documentary film on the soundscape of New York, and a personal story of alienation and disruption. Challenging the way we hear our every day lives, the film delves into the science of sound, following the filmmaker in her attempts to cope with urban noise in New York, t

I buried a 100-foot (about 30 meters) 35mm negative film under fallen leaves alongside a country road, which was about 25 km away from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, for about 6 hours, from the sunset of June 24, 2014, to the sunrise of the following day. The night was beautiful with a

Things We Do Everyday is a mesmerizing exploration of mundane office daily routines presented in a video. The video documents the everyday actions of workers in a bustling printing studio that produces prints for artists and photographers in Shanghai, China. From the delicate movement of ink across

The screen is black, voices resonate, women's, men's voices, of all ages, seemingly American. The sound track of INFINITE DISTANCES is composed of found sounds, recorded on answer machines, to which the filmmaker has refrained from adding images. What we hear is already sufficiently telling: these s

This film explores 'Transformation by Fire' as a process central to Javanese bronze gong smithing and the volcanic origins of the Indonesian islands. It was made in collaboration with Indonesian experimentalists Senyawa.

"If From Every Tongue it Drips" is a film that uses the framework of quantum physics to explore the ways that personal relationships and political movements at once transcend and challenge time, space, identity and location. The film follows the lives of a couple living in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka, one

As part of my recent painting series, I explored raw relationships and patterns in the city through language, sound, and imagery in this short film. Mono-Chameleon observes urban identity and the evolving landscapes of city life, viewed through the lens of cosmopolitan street cultures and universal

A voice activates the sequence. It names lighthouse after lighthouse on the Basque coast, along with their light identification codes. An abstract form, a digital light (not sunlight in a mirror, nor a torch) follows the rhythm and confuses it into a dissonant melody."

KOI is a rhythmical arrangement of residual thoughts and images of a short moment: A look into the semi-cloudy, tranquil water of a pond. Koi (Nishikigoi, literally “brocaded carp") enter the picture by turns and from different sides, the shadow of the bathing jetty and reflections make their appear

Wavewidth captures the sense of calm that a seaside landscape can provide. Lifted by waves of time, the spatio-temporal markers are disturbed by the sound. The marine and sound waves resonate in a contemplative cinematographic experience.

As we slowly move through organic textural fields, we experience the unlocking of a new place that lies somewhere between the physical, the virtual, the scientific, and the spiritual. Here we encounter what is both strange and familiar - a world where we entwine with nature's fluid states - triggeri

A lethal twist of past and future plays out in ordinary lives. A couple argues, offering a stark warning to an age where time – fragmented, decontextualised and stored as optical or auditory data – accumulates, while memory fades. Adapted from Arthur Rimbaud's enigmatic poems War and Fra

Vortex spirals around the self and the other self — between what is seen and what is hidden, between being lost and being found. As identities attempt to rise to the surface, they confront the contradiction of becoming visible or sinking into what they've left behind. It reflects the struggle

A group of scientists attempts to study the foundations of consciousness by intervening in the neural activity of eight lab-born fruit bats. Using custom neural tags, their experiment amplifies known dynamics in interbrain synchrony. When the bats unexpectedly flee the lab and disperse into the surr

When the evil demi-goddess Holika tried to burn her son in a fire, Vishnu intervened and Holika burned instead. A hallucinatory journey in 16mm through the eruption of colour, violence, sound, and joy, that heralds the beginning of Spring in Uttar Pradesh.

Heavy Metal Detox as an aesthetic paraphrase on the removal of amalgam dental fillings. The procedure - mirrored from spiritual, sarcastic, existential and nihilistic perspectives - condenses into a cantata in film format. (JD) Josef Dabernig´s films are always highly calculated, based on a me

This documentary is based on research-based fieldwork (Dec 2022-Jan 2023) where seven Panamanian families of West Indian descent (Jamaica, Martinica, Barbados, Trinidad, and Guyana) between Pana City and Colon, who agreed to meet and share their family memories about being migrant workers who, in th

This audiovisual performance transforms video feedback into both sight and sound through an analog-digital feedback loop. Using a vintage camcorder aimed at a CRT television, the artist generates evolving feedback patterns. The video signal is simultaneously diverted to audio inputs - visual informa

a modern re-telling of the japanese tale of the bamboo cutter and the moon princess. the moon princess listens to the untold intelligence of the cosmos as observed by the trees to become closer with and eventually return home.

The seductive gazes with which Fergie, Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé and Katy Perry once pierced the camera, reach us through a whirlwind of reproduction and deformation. Their images deconstructed so far that halftone dots become visible, their iconic Y2K pop hits collapsed into

Aural Walk playfully contemplates through a sensorial exploration of nature, the relationship between image and sound perception by combining analogue and digital mediums and playing with stillness and movement. Depicting different tableaux from a walk through a local landscape in London – the

The "Story of The Cricket Queen" interprets digital media tropes, trends, and aesthetics using analog film techniques. Through a hybrid of performance, hand drawn animation, Super 8 and archival footage, the film attempts to recreate a collage of internet cultures and capture the specific uncanny, h

In the near future, real estate developers deploy sonic weapons used at protests to clear neighborhoods for high-end high rises. On the front lines are sound medics that tend to those injured by the assaults. As they respond, one member of the team documents the incidents to create a future archive

With Pylônes , I explore a line of high-voltage transmission towers connected by electrical cables. This infrastructure embodies a sonic continuity shaped by shared characteristics, notably their physical proximity and functional interdependence. Yet, each pylon generates a unique soundscape,

Three years of experiments with the direct manipulation of light at ISO51,200 produced this single long take, presented without editing. The patterns and suggestions of faces that emerge are pure pareidolia, ghostly apparitions that exist only in the mind of the viewer. All these in-camera patterns

Antropia originated as an attempt to produce an observational documentary within the grounds of Expo 2015 in Milan, with the initial intent of documenting the site's temporary architecture and analysing the flow and behavior of the visiting crowds. During the filming process, our focus shifted as a

"And there are other tidal effects, mysterious and intangible."-Rachel Carson, The Edge of the Sea (1955) Catamenial seizures, tidal correspondences, a sonic EEG, and a lullaby in partial translation. Highlighting the seams with the darts. An exploration of my epileptic rhythms and sensations throug

Dive into the head of a man with a cochlear implant to discover how sound is transmitted to the brain.

A cinematic exploration of the unique soundscape of one of Europe's oldest radio stations, Radio Belgrade, with a synesthetic insight into what makes us remember, think, understand, discover and feel.

Liquid Traces offers a synthetic reconstruction of the events concerning what is known as the "left-to-die boat" case, in which 72 passengers who left the Libyan coast heading in the direction of the island of Lampedusa on board a small rubber boat were left to drift for 14 days in NATO's maritime s

This is the first film made with the self-developed phonovideo technique. A bastard of the phenakistoscope technique of the early 19th century and turntablism makes it possible to generate or mix these films live and without the help of a computer. What do Madonna, Massive Attack and Angela Merkel h

Tears for Lost Frequencies explores our complex relationship with plastic. Our intention is to highlight plastic as a matter that cannot be separated from the "natural": a material everywhere and becoming our "nature" and our "uninvited" collaborator. We ask whether we carry microplastics in our mos

Nature's Orchestra follows noted soundscape ecologist Dr. Bernie Krause as he travels to the Arctic and shows how nature sounds are crucial indicators of the health of today's wild habitats, and the origins of music.

65 million years ago, a rock of unknown origin travelled through space to percute the Earth to put an end to three quarters of the life on the planet. At the region of the impact, a group of searchers venture into the darkness of a Mayan cave to explore the acoustics of the place. They set in a stra

A crystal hunter finds a quartz crystal on the Mont Blanc massif. The mineral passes through the hands of geophysicists, acoustic engineers and gemmologists, exploring our potential for communication with the inanimate world. This diary of a quartz crystal takes us on a journey to the edge of our sy

MultiTwo explores the interplay between construction and deconstruction through interwoven visual and sonic systems. The work builds a minimal architecture of symmetry, rhythm, and signal, only to gradually erode its coherence through shifts, pulses, and interference. Image and sound act as structur

A field recordist collects sounds at an abandoned waterpark, where she encounters the spirit of a friend who drowned in front of her. Now she must confront her guilt head on, or let it consume her.

Oceans are a sonic symphony. Sound is essential to the survival and prosperity of marine life. But man—made ocean noise is threatening this fragile world.Sonic Sea is a powerful, visually stunning documentary about the impact of industrial and military ocean noise on whales and other marine li

Four Times is an experimental meditation on the cyclical nature of seasons, landscapes and relationships. The film captures the evolving beauty of the same forest each season. Conversations with my partner, recorded upon awakening, are heard over these images. These conversations reveal subtle shift

Our planet is shaking with sound. There are big sounds, like thunder and small sounds, like the emergence of a chick from its egg. We are, in fact, composed of potential sound, according to Einstein: E=mc^2. Our mass is interchangeable with our energy, and our energy is a wave of vibration. Down to

At once a hybrid topography and an internal portrait, a lover's hands, a friends heart, several birds, strangers skull and feet. Cut into16mm and spliced together these internal protraights fuse with soundscape to create an abstracted landscape of an amalgamated body. This blue world elludes the rec

RESONANCE explores Alpine landscapes and the echoes of electromagnetic waves from Switzerland's abandoned former key broadcasting tower. Through telephoto shots and audible radio waves, the film highlights the lasting impact of this post-war technology.

Halfway between a cinema documentary and an electroacoustic composition, this nearly imageless film —designed for cinema screening—plunges the audience into the harrowing experience of a young woman isolated for several months in a sterile hospital room. Clara Alloing and Noémie R

Snow, fog, cloudsand in the midst of it all, a barely perceptible massif. Or, better yet, a white noise from which contours gradually emerge and just as steadily dissolve back into: As though ghost lights in the digital image-fog that dominates the expanse of this composition. A mountain peak, only

In 2001, two electronic music enthusiasts who had just started film school became captivated by the sounds coming from a broken analog video editing machine, which was left in a corner with the arrival of computers in the editing rooms. These feedback noises sparked something in the two students&mda

Light is information, a signal sounder than recollection. If there's anyone out there to receive the message. Alone in a sealed apartment until time loses meaning, the world outside unreal or unreachable, archaic illuminations crawling across the walls, connections fraying. What is happening here? A

Songs of whales, bird calls of Cory's shearwaters, transatlantic letters, radio signals. The short film Water Tongue reflects on the many so-called "more-than-human" forms of communication on Earth. Mariana, who is Azorean, and Stella, who is in Lisbon, communicated over long distance, having later

'When Satellites Murmur' is an experimental film about my attempt to pick up a NOAA satellite signal from my NYC rooftop, to enter an eerie and ephemeral portal of nonhuman communication. The outcome is a sonic network of satellite signal beeps, starling murmurations, shortwave radio waves, and ther

A hypnagogic 16mm dance hallucination that stars the enthusiastic traffic cops of Mexico City. Set to music by the filmmaker's band Bell Orchestre.

In a remote rural area, a woman on the run has a supernatural encounter surrounded by enigmatic sounds. As she immerses herself in that reality, she is confronted with unexpected phenomena that her rational mind cannot understand.

When hungry, the black gloved tarantula crawls out of its crypt to feed. The pale flesh of innocent bodies it takes into dark corners to ejaculate. Taking the concept of a nature documentary and putting a surreal spin on it, Tarantula follows a hand inside an abandoned apartment looking for prey.

First conceived in 2023 at Ecopoetics Workshop in Sottochiesa, Italy, In the Air is a generative instrument based on recordings of local bird calls. Using Max/MSP, a visual programming software for musicians and multimedia artists, I began by analyzing the incoming "notes" of a selected birdsong, as

In its minimalist essence, the line marks the rhythm of the wind through the creation of particles and noises that configure the dance of a natural landscape. The shapes of the wind as geometric disturbances in space are intertwined with the movement and seek to establish an evocative dialogue with

Magicicada is a meditation on prime numbers and (super)natural phenomena, filmed during a solar eclipse in 2021 at last emergence of the Brood X periodical cicada.