Songs of illicit origin, hypnotic repetition, resonant bodies, metals and surfaces all entangle in this interplay of oscillating voices. Kayīb is a musical collection based on the artist’s most current research into sonic dissent.
Andrius Arutiunian is a Lithuanian Armenian artist and electroacoustic composer who works through sound objects, installations and time-based pieces. Sonic vernaculars, non-western traditions of music making, and peripheral forms of knowledge are the focus of Arutiunian’s work. Recent exhibitions and performances include Armenia Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale, Survival Kit 13, CTM festival, Rewire, Göteborg Art Sounds and documenta 14 Parliament of Bodies.
