Gina Lo is a Taiwanese-born sound artist, field recordist, and performer based in Berlin. Their work revolves around the creation of immersive sonic environments that explore the fluid boundaries between human and non-human experiences, harmoniously merging the organic with the synthetic. Through live performances and sound installations, Gina employs a blend of electroacoustic instrumentation, field recordings, and custom-designed synthesizers. With a strong emphasis on attentive listening, their improvisational sets transform spaces into ever-evolving atmospheric landscapes.

Gina’s connection to nature is rooted in their upbringing on a subtropical island and extensive time spent off the grid throughout East and Southeast Asia, where they immersed themselves in the rhythms of the natural world and the intricate behaviors of wildlife. These encounters form the core of their sonic research, fostering a deep engagement with the elemental forces of nature as a lens for exploring the human condition. Gina’s work invites listeners into a meditative state, where the boundaries between self and environment blur, creating space for deeper reflection and a reconnection with the primal, transformative aspects of the psyche.

https://ginalosound.wixsite.com/work/about

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drusnoise integrates analog modular synthesizers with digital FX and organic samples to create a style that flows from lush ambient tones to gritty techno.  Known in the outside world as Dr. Steve Williams, his academic work includes conducting and publishing research on sustainable energy transition and energy justice in Canada, Germany, Sweden, and Norway. Drusnoise brings these worlds together with projects like ‘Can you hear the Earth Breathing?’ - translating CO2 data into sound -  and ‘Future Soundscapes’ - co-creating sounds of the future. He brings plants, heartbeats, light sensors, sonified climate change data, quantum physics concepts, and air quality data on stage to create sustainable live sound art sets. drusnoise is a live, electronic music producer, sound artist, co-founder of Berlin Modular Society, and curator of sustain.fm.

Born in 2011 somewhere in the core of Berlin Friedrichshain, Liebig12 is an Atelier & community oriented_initiative run by Allegra Solitude in collaboration with numerous and diverse local and international Actors. Inspired by empirical approaches, Liebig12 acts as a cross disciplinary laboratory encouraging the exchange between artists, curators, re#searchers, cultural activists & flaneurs. A work in progress Wunderkammer within a private & public identity, individual & collective, interacting with_in its surrounding social-urban context.

Get hands on and play! Make sounds with bodes, plants, and our environment. Learn how light, CO2 data, heartbeats, plants, and electromagnetic radiation can bring our environment to life. Play with a collection of modular synths, sensors, microphones, FX boxes, synths, and electroacoustic instruments. Make some noise!