Ji Youn Kang & Clara de Asís 
Luc Döbereiner & Leonie Strecker

This evening consists of three sets:

Ji Youn Kang
A performance as a live construction of an unstable sonic machine, circuits, metal plates, and electromagnetic feedback form a system where sound emerges from shifting relations between material, performer, and signal. Through acts of tinkering, the piece reveals the hidden vitality of matter and its dynamic behaviors.

Ji Youn Kang is a composer and performer of electronic and instrumental music. Her work often draws from Korean shamanistic traditions while exploring spatial sound and handmade electronics. She teaches at the Institute of Sonology in The Hague and performs internationally.

- Clara de Asís & Luc Döbereiner
The duo unfolds reduced sound textures with synthetic (analog and digital) sources, moving between isolated harmonic states and noise. The music emphasizes spatiality, the materiality of listening and sound reproduction, and the interplay between reduction and multiplicity of sound sources.

Clara de Asís is an artist and composer working with electronics, objects, and instruments to investigate listening, perception, and social-material contexts. She creates works of different formats encompassing performance, audio pieces and installations.

Luc Döbereiner is a composer, musician and researcher exploring the fragility and materiality of sound, often using generative processes and synthesis.

- Leonie Strecker
In her solo performance, Strecker explores presence, absence, and memory through concrete and synthetic sound, evoking ambiguous meanings and creating spaces for individual and collective listening.

Leonie Strecker is a composer and sound artist based in Vienna. Her work includes electronic and electro-acoustic music, compositions for soloists and ensembles, as well as performances and installations. She explores ideas around the hybridity of form, presence and absence, the connection of memory and experience, and the meaning of concrete and synthetic sound.