Experience a very wild night synthetic noise and sound with Polish inventor and programmer Marcin Pietruszewski and local synth maestro Tom Borax. Both will be in multi-channel surround sound!

Marcin Pietruszewski (1984, Poland) is a composer and researcher. He is engaged in soundsynthesis and composition with computers, exploring specific formal developments in the
tradition of electroacoustic music and contemporary sound art. He works across composition, pluriphonic installations, and radio productions. Recurring interests of his practice
include synthetic sound, algorithmic systems, and the integration of scientific formalisms as compositional materials. Works exhibited at Remote Viewing (Philadelphia, 2019) and the Institute of Contemporary Arts (London, 2017). Commissions by Sonic Acts (2024), CTM Festival (2021), ZKM Karlsruhe (2018) and Deutschlandradio Kultur (2016). Collaborations include a sound installation, ‘Auditory Scene Resynthesis as Cochlear Wavepackets’ (HKW, Berlin, 2021) with Jan St. Werner; NORMIFICATION with Florian Hecker. A recent sound installation – ‘Love Numbers’ – with Anthea Caddy, premiered at Venice Music Biennale 2023. Marcin has experience as an educator, designing and delivering courses focused on digital instrument design, digital signal processing, sound theory, and practice. He has taught at The Reid School of Music (Edinburgh College of Art, UK) and Design Informatics (The University of Edinburgh, UK). He also writes on issues related to computer music histories, aesthetics, and technology. His texts have been published by Hatje Cantz and ZKM among others. Currently, Marcin holds the position of Fellow in Artistic Research in Acoustic Ecologies and Sound Studies, Department of Media Art and Design, Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany. Marcin lives and works in Berlin  LINKS: 
https://soundcloud.com/marcin_pietruszewskiwww.marcinpietruszewski.comhttps://www.thewire.co.uk/audio/tracks/marcin-pietruszewski-shares-an-unreleased-track

Event location:

Normals 425 e 31st st