Interactive rituals where touch and movement become sound, the body becomes language, and presence becomes art.
Before founding our studio, we produced pop music and worked in a church. We studied music, theatre, theology, and technology across three continents and a dozen disciplines.
Now, we build interactive rituals where touch and movement become sound, the body becomes language, and presence becomes art.
In an age where simulation fractures presence, Cerca reclaims the body as a bioelectric instrument. Up to four participants touch to trigger unique sonic-visual patterns formed by all possible configurations between them.
Cerca invites presence through gesture, turning combinatorial contact into real-time sound and shared ritual.
Coming December 2025, our latest work — a sensor-based color/sound laboratory where painting becomes music. Each pigment sits in an instrumented cup; when the brush touches it, a tone appears and gently sustains, so participants paint while composing a shared score.
An embodied performance and participatory installation that turns orientation and movement into live sound and light via a phone's sensors. Visitors take the device and roam — arcs, pauses, and drift become a score made audible and visible in real time.
A workshop blending music and color theory with interactive technology in a way that's playful, sensory-rich, and deeply engaging for kids and adults.
A precursor to Cerca — an intimate, two-person installation for couples. A guided meditation where touch became the medium for presence and connection; capacitive sensors translated subtle contact into real-time sound.
Fruits, vegetables, and plants became playful musical instruments. Using capacitive sensors, each organic object triggered unique sounds when touched — inviting participants to explore music through unexpected, living materials.
When we are not creating experiences, we make a living trading in the stock market. This experience has inspired our first attempt at exploring the intersection of the creative brain, psychology, and the markets through a real-time generative sound-tracking of the S&P 500 Index live movement.
The project harnesses the speed and sensitivity of auditory perception to translate live market data into real-time sound — accessing flow states through sonification, potentially before conscious analysis occurs.
Upcoming Project — SoundMES, due next year.
