Daljina is a composition performed in the Nikolaïkerk in Utrecht by the Neon choir and our own ganga choir. Inspired by the acoustic environment that shapes the way we communicate, Daljina is a performance presenting a dialectic between two approaches of covering distance with sound. One of these approaches is represented by a loud singing style of the central Balkans suitable for long-distance communication in the mountains - while the other approach bridges the gap using acoustic amplification. Close your eyes and explore the distance between you and the voice of the choir.

KNOK DIDA is a musical performance/ battle using boxing gloves as musical instruments. The gloves trigger samples and using this generate a composition during the four boxing rounds.
Performed during the opening of Maria Pérez - Lozao's residency at Expo Bart.

plaatviool (plate-violin) is an electroacoustic installation and instrument inspired by physical modelling synthesis. It consists of a transducer and a movable contact microphone mounted on a metal sheet. The sound captured by the contact microphone is processed using Karplus-Strong synthesis and fed back to the transducer, effectively making the vibrational modes of the metal plate audible.
The result is a complex, generative soundscape composed of the overtones of the plate's natural frequencies. The plaatviool also has an electrical monochord controller to determine the specific pitch of the Karplus-Strong synthesis, this extra control makes it a two player instrument which also works as an installation (0-1 players).

p! is a VST effect plugin which alters sounds in three dimensions. It uses a combination of pitch-shifting and bit-crushing to add textures and harmonics to the input sound. To download a universal MacOS build click here.

The soundtrack of Three Women Named Svetlana , a short film by Natalia Boorsma. The music is inspired by the rich musical history of the Balkan region.

orgulje is a digital organ built using web technologies. It is played using the keyboard and is based on Arvo Pärt's Tinntinabuli compositional technique.

Wittgenstein vs. Wittgenstein is a Markov model based on the early vs. late philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. The text is generated using his two main works: the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus and the Philosophical Investigations. Users can type two or more words and then the model will generate a (at this stage nonsensical) text based on the input.