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Maliko Kishino
»The sound of the sea reaches far«, writes Maliko Kishino about her piece »Sensible Chaos« and finds similarities between water and music in the Buddhist sutra: resonance and propagation. Like raindrops on the surface of a lake, the composition shows how individual events branch out into incredibly extensive patterns and create a sensitive and fragile beauty out of the chaos, in mutual interference.

Emre Sihan Kaleli
In »Adjacent Rooms, a Part of a Labyrinth«, Emre Sihan Kaleli's music often takes abrupt, unexpected turns, but reveals a continuous flow on the way through very different corridors, in which one thing leads to the next. The labyrinthine progress opens up a view of time and infinity.

Zara Ali
In »Isolation Forest«, Zara Ali dives into the digital wilderness, discovers algorithmic grace with the help of rigid instructions and the sorting out of anomalies, and lets the AI reveal its wildest dreams and lyrical fantasies.

schtum
An organically pulsating fabric of electro-acoustic sounds is revealed in the work »loom« by the experimental-electronic duo schtum. Rhythmic permutations chase each other in circles, building each other up into ever new, intense patterns. And somewhere, the restlessness resonates, a fascinating, almost threatening shadow of sound lurking in the underground.