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Felipe Sánchez Luna is an artist with focus on music, interactive experiences, and digital arts. From Bogotá, Colombia, he moved to Berlin, Germany, and co-founded the studio for sound experiences kling klang klong. With a background in creative coding and a passion for sound design, Felipe skillfully blends elements from film, music, dance performance, and cutting-edge technologies to craft captivating generative music and intelligent audio engines. While creating sonic experiences through interactive technologies, Felipe is seeking a deeper understanding of the social-political context that surrounds us. His relentless pursuit of creativity and technological advancement has positioned his team as a leading figure in the ever-evolving landscape of music, sound scenography, interactive sound and A.I. music composition.
kling klang klong is a creative studio composing sound and code for sonic experiences. The team consists of composers, sound designers, creative thinkers, scientists and technologists exploring new ways of moving people through the impact of sound. Their work can be found internationally in real and virtual environments, art spaces, museums or events.

Felipe Sanchez Luna - kling klang klong

Sound and music serve as vital components of immersive experiences, acting as channel for emotions and subconscious understanding. This magical medium possesses the remarkable ability to alter minds and even influence behaviour. Felipe invites you to look behind the creative curtain of the Berlin-based studio, kling klang klong. For nearly a decade, this innovative collective has seamlessly merged music, sound, technology, and science, crafting extraordinary auditory experiences that captivate and inspire.
From poetic artistic endeavours to thought-provoking explorations of pressing issues such as climate change, kling klang klong has honed the art of transforming intricate concepts into tangible emotional experiences. Through their diverse works and installations, they skillfully weave together diverse subjects, bridging the gap between intellectual understanding and emotional connection.
Thanks to the support of European FEDER funds, this conference is exceptionally being offered free of charge, on request from the festival reception (entrance to the marquee).

Resonance : Exploring the Transformative Power of Sound

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Kling Klang Klong

Étienne Mineur, born in May 1968, is a French designer, publisher and teacher whose work focuses on the relationship between graphic design and interactivity. He is the founder of Editions Volumiques, a publishing house as well as a studio for the invention, design and development of new types of games, toys and books, based on the relationship between the tangible and the digital.

Étienne Mineur

Artificial intelligence, which simulates human intelligence, has made significant advances thanks to Machine Learning and Deep Learning. Today, these &#8220;intelligences&#8221; are outperforming humans in many fields, although they lack morals and ethics. Generative AI, capable of creating original content, is revolutionizing various sectors, including design. During this presentation Étienne will be showing a number of projects using AI in design, and discovering how these AIs can help develop new ideas and forms, and improve the creative process.
Thanks to the support of European FEDER funds, this conference is exceptionally being offered free of charge, on request from the festival reception (entrance to the marquee).

Using complementary intelligences in design

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Nadieh Bremer is a data visualization artist that once graduated as an Astronomer, started working as a data scientist before finding her true passion in the visualization of data.
As 2017&#8217;s &#8220;Best Individual&#8221; in the Information is Beautiful Awards, and co-writer of Data Sketches, she focuses on visuals that are uniquely crafted for each specific dataset, often using large and complex datasets while employing vibrant color palettes.
She&#8217;s made visualizations and art for companies such as Google News Lab, Sony Music, UNICEF, the New York Times and UNESCO.

Nadieh Bremer

Connections are a part of us, of the world. From the connections between people, between cultures, within language, and more. In these days when more data is collected daily than we could ever hope to explore, the variety in connections being gathered is opening up the possibility to visualize these (often complex) networks.
During this talk, Nadieh will take you through the design process of several of her (interactive) data visualization works, from personal projects to client work. The common thread they all share, is that they all reveal connections, but all differently. From a family tree of 3000 people connected to the European Royal houses, to those existing between our Intangible Cultural Heritage created for UNESCO, to connections we have drawn in the night skies, something with cats and dogs&#8230;
Revealing that all types of connections are unique and revealing the intricacies that lie within them requires a creative, iterative and custom approach.