Form emerges through feedback, improvisation, and dynamic system interaction.
I develop abstract audiovisual environments where sound and movement shape visual structures over time.

Visual form is authored yet adaptive, balancing compositional intent with emergent behavior.

Feedback, improvisation, and system dynamics serve as investigative tools.
I study how sound, frequency, and material interaction produce adaptive perceptual phenomena, using live experimentation and iterative frameworks as research methods to explore thresholds, temporal modulation, and sensory experience.

Improvisation functions as an artistic method: a way of navigating visual systems, testing compositional thresholds, and refining visual behavior as it unfolds.

Live / Installations

Form unfolds through real-time interaction between sound, space, and responsive visual systems.
Live performances and site-specific installations act as experimental laboratories, where visual and acoustic systems adapt to performers and environment, input, revealing emergent audiovisual behavior in context.

Photos Henry Schulz, Fabian Thueroff

Research & Methodology

Artistic practice

Photos FRANK Orange Ear