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MSHR MSHR’s performances weave electrical signals and human presence into dense networks of causality that babble with life-like current. Their homemade instruments unfold spatial feedback systems of light and sound, opening a flickering space of translation between sonic and sculptural dimensions. Acting as elements within the system, the duo navigate the electronic ecosystem through a tangle of agency and circuitry. Lottie Sebes Sound artist and performer Lottie Sebes explores the junction of music and machine, embracing the clunky aliveness of outmoded mechanisms. In her sonic performance Conduit, she uses an industrial sewing machine motor as the main sound source. A self-built system of electromagneticmicrophones, strings and modified sewing machine pedals allows Lottie to transform the motor’s electrical and physical movements into sound. Lottie’s work is an embodied negotiation of control and resistance — a techno-somatic dialogue between human and mechanical vitality Francesco Corvi Francesco Corvi is a sound and multimedia artist working with live coding, generative systems, and internet art. His work combines influences from computer music, new media, and glitch and noise, exploring themes of time perception, emergence, and non-human agency. Under the alias nesso, he has also released several experimental club records, carving out a distinct style between IDM, algorave, and post-club. Naher Einer is the new project of gertie adelaido and Tim Nagel. Takako Takako is a Japanese, Berlin-based DJ,and producer who uses an unbound creativity rooted in rave culture aesthetics with noise spirit. She utilises disparate materials and ideas, integrating them into thoughtful compositions that navigate the space between tension and harmony.