Into the Noise

Linda O'Keeffe is a sound artist based in New York. She holds a professorship in art at Stony Brook University, New York. A passionate advocate for the role of women in the sonic arts, she founded the Women in Sound Women on Sound (WISWOS) organisation. Additionally, she served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Interference Journal, a publication dedicated to audio cultures, from 2012 to 2022. In 2009, she co-founded the Irish Sound Science and Technology Association, leading as its President from 2015 to 2017.

Her professional focus lies at the crossroads of art, science, technology, and community. This interest has led to the creation of numerous artworks, published research papers, and keynote presentations. As a member of the artist collective, Non Random, she aims to emphasize the union of arts and science to foster dialogues around research and art practices. Non Random is currently engaged in "Evolving Ourselves with Unnatural Selection", a project funded by Creative Scotland. This collaboration between artists and researchers aims to investigate and illustrate the ethical implications and future prospects of gene editing through a digital multi-arts approach. More about these collaborative works can be found at non-random.co.uk.

Linda’s Website

Linda’s Soundcloud

The Seasons

Information about the performance of The Seasons at the HCMF

Northern Lights Project

More information about Continents Drifting

The Ceramic House in Brighton

Info about the Peripheries residency

Juss Heinsalu’s website

Lena Ortega’s website

Climate Memories instagram
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Marcin Pietruszewski is a composer and researcher. He is engaged in sound synthesis and composition with computers, exploring specific formal developments in the tradition of electroacoustic music and contemporary sound art, as well as extra-musical domains of auditory design, computational linguistics and psychoacoustics. He works across performance, multimedia installation and radio productions probing the dynamics between formalism of synthetic sound and its material realisation.

Marcin’s website

Steven R Holtzman’s PhD Thesis

La Légende d'Eer by Xenakis

The Myth of Perfect Fidelity Melle Jan Kromhout

NORMIFICATION

Norm

Florian Hecker

Marcus Schmickler

Albert Bregman Auditory Scene Analysis

Auditory Distortion Synthesis by Christopher Hayworth

Tartini Tones / Combination Tones

Maryanne Amacher

Sonig

Gerard Grisey

Jocelyn Bell Burnell

Curtis Roads

Anthea Caddy
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France Jobin is a sound / installation / artist, composer and curator residing in Montreal, Canada. Her audio art can be qualified as “sound-sculpture”, revealing a minimalist approach to complex sound environments where analog and digital intersect. Her installations express a parallel path, incorporating both musical and visual elements inspired by the architecture of physical spaces. Her works can be “experienced” in a variety of unconventional spaces and new technology festivals across Canada, the United States, South America, South Africa, Europe, Australia, Japan and South Korea. Since 2009, her focus has been related to Quantum mechanics. Many of her projects are inspired by theories related to topics such as vacuum decay, string theory and more recently, what she feels to be the most perplexing phenomenon in the world of the quantum , entanglement resulting in a first presentation, Entanglement A/V, with visual artist Markus Heckmann, which delves into the realms of quantum physics premiered at Mutek Mtl 2021.

https://www.francejobin.com/

Infinite Possibilities (Particle 1) - https://francejobin.bandcamp.com/album/infinite-possibilities-particle-1

Infinite Probabilities (Particle 2) - https://francejobin.bandcamp.com/album/infinite-probabilities-particle-2

Spring Meandering 2023 - https://francejobin.bandcamp.com/track/spring-meandering-2023

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Ali Robertson, an award-winning improvising musician from Edinburgh, has been active in the experimental music scene for over twenty-five years, touring across three continents and becoming a regular on the international music festival circuit. His work exists on the periphery of what can be described as music, incorporating elements of improvisation, noise, composition, chance, comedy, spoken word, visual art, and storytelling. Best known for his work in the free improv performance duo Usurper, which he and cartoonist Malcy Duff performed as between 2003 and 2023, and for his work with the inclusive ensemble Sonic Bothy, as both a player and a workshop facilitator, Ali also performs solo and has collaborated with countless artists worldwide. Since 2000, he has operated the imprint Giant Tank, releasing dozens of CDs, cassettes, LPs, and publications, and hosting an ongoing series of concerts in Edinburgh under the TFEH banner, alongside his co-curator Firas Khnaisser.

The Instramentalest - https://gianttank.bandcamp.com/album/the-instrumentalest

Verbaaaaatim - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GXakMuyw-I

https://gianttankeh.tumblr.com/

https://gianttank.bandcamp.com/

https://www.instagram.com/gianttankagainsttedium/

https://www.youtube.com/@TFEHGIGS/videos

https://www.sonicbothy.co.uk/

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Cindy Islam is a Glasgow-based Iraqi veiled sound artist who layers drone frequencies with prayers. Their work begins with a core belief that all art-making is an act of listening — whether to our individual or collective histories / behaviours / philosophies / traumas / futures. Working across media, they primarily explore this framework of listening through sound.

Image by Haneen Hadiy
https://haneenhadiy.com
https://www.instagram.com/haneenhadiy

https://sites.google.com/view/cindyislam

https://cindyislam.bandcamp.com/

https://www.listengallery.co.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/cindyislam

https://www.instagram.com/bakedbeansonthedoorstep

https://buenavida.co.uk/fossilised-frequencies/
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