Nour Sokhon and Interspecifics open the series with performances that merge sound and visual experimentation. Sokhon’s audiovisual performance pairs voices, field recordings, and generative processing with immersive visuals that explore the topics of migration, memory, and transformation.
The collective Interspecifics engages with speculative interfaces between various life forms, translating data into sonic and visual compositions. Their work proposes alternative ways of sensing and relating across systems.
Together, their works respond to the acoustic and architectural character of the church, initiating Sintonia with a focus on listening as a shared and expanded practice.
Sintonia is a new series of audiovisual attunements that brings together artists from diverse backgrounds and practices to experiment, connect, and tune in.
Through sonic improvisation, live cinema, and other experimental exercises, Sintonia explores the intersections of sound and expanded media, catalyzing dialogues, inquiries, and choreographies within an ephemeral common ground.
Centered around the concept of Tuning In, musicians and visual artists are invited to connect across disciplines and create moments of resonance that transcend traditional formats.
The first edition of Sintonia will take place in the historic Galiläakirche in Berlin-Friedrichshain, consisting of three encounters from September to November 2025.
Each evening will feature two performances, opening a space for audiovisual and spatial interaction. Moving beyond conventional stage settings and embracing the unique architectural puzzle of the church, the program and lineup will unfold in conversation with the venue itself.