compositions, sound-art, performance, collaborations
@katkatmusic
music
My music grows from a deep fascination with nature–human collaboration.
As a composer with ADHD, sound is the place where I can think sideways, feel fully, and connect to the world without needing it to follow a linear logic. I compose by listening, not just to people, but to weather, waters, stones, and machines. Music becomes a way of entering dialogue with the world.
Through improvisation and flow-state performance, I work with the elements as creative partners, responding instinctively to whatever textures and rhythms they offer in return. My aim is to create sonic spaces where others can enter this state too — slowing down, noticing differently, and reconnecting through deep listening.
the rig
Developing a new spatial audio rig to enable collaborations across sounds and species. Using reclaimed materials this rig explores how found objects can influence sonic response.
Flo.
This sonic exploration is a collaborative, experimental venture with renowned Belgian clarinettist Lucy Tasker, exploring contemporary improvisation in flow state.
We collaborate with nature at risk, along with sounds of the future, such as hydrogen being tested on diesel engines. The project shows the value of the temporary, the need for collaboration across species, and shows that the future is always shifting. Leaning into mistakes is part of the process.
Often accompanied by responsive visual projections and the use of a sustainable spatial audio rig for a full immersive experience. We also invite special guests to join, making each experience unique.
The aim is to create jam spaces for festivals, conferences and events that welcome people to join us and enter their own flow state and reflect on our shared future.
