Creatives who are involved DEEPLY as musicians, dancers, poets, organizers, performing artist
Igor started playing with the main Ensembles for contemporary music, as Klangforum Wien, Ensemble Phase, Ensemble 20. Jahrhundert, Ensemble Platypus, and is founder memberof the Black Page Orchestra,… . In the last years he has continuously expanded his repertoire of sounds on the vibraphone and various percussive instruments, that he combines with different electronic devises.
Márton Palatinszky is a scientist, working at the University of Vienna; and an underground musician. He plays the scenes in Budapest and Vienna especially with his bassclarinet.
Anissegos works in several projects, including Amoebas, the trio IAMA, Succulent Trash, 3 Spirits and Lynx, ΣΩΜΑ, ddaA, KAYA, Card Castle and oneone. His compositions have been performed by Ensemble Modern, Ensemble Piandaemonium, Ensemble Mosaik, Ensemble Cornucopia, Ensemble DissonArt, Thessaloniki State Orchestra, Athens Colour Orchestra and Junge Philharmonie Thüringen, among others.
Having been involved with surrealism all his life - initially "naturally" in poetry - Phantanoise© Artist brings essential creative means of the roughly hundred-year-old thought construct into music.
It´s during our childhood when we are the most creative and free. Our imagination knows no boundaries. In common playgrounds, we experience the most magical moments and adventures that will not happen again.
Boštjan Perovšek musician, composer and soundscape artist, composes experimental, electro acoustic music. He specialises in creating bio-acoustic music based on the sounds of animals, especially insects.
Nicky Kokkoli was born in Athens, Greece. She is an active member of the Greek Jazz and Free improvisational music scene, developing her own solo projects as well as participating in various music ensembles.
Born in Taiwan, Chang has been living in Vienna as a freelance musician and erhu teacher since 2013. Before moving to Vienna, she had already gained 12 years of teaching experience by teaching erhu in Taiwan.
I consider free improvisation to be a complex art. In the speech of improvisers, all knowledge, skills, experience and human character come together. Quality improvisation requires a mature and creative artist who can suppress his ego, help create a collective work and who respects the aesthetics of the improvisational community. Improvising with such artists fills me with immense happiness.
