17/03/26 GUESTS 211 – Luigi Turra
Luigi Turra (b. 1975) is a reductionist/electroacoustic composer, concerned with the aural balance between silence, tactile perception of sound and aleatoric music. Trough the manipulation of human voices, digital, concrete and acoustic sources, he develops acoustic paths in which listeners experience continuous pauses and abrasive sound tensions, touching the areas of experimental sound poetry.
This electroacoustic performance unfolds as a sonic dramaturgy constructed from fragments, residues, and traces. The acoustic material is treated as a form of ruin: sonic rubble, debris of recordings, voices, and memories resurfacing as scattered remains of an archive in transformation. Sound is conceived here as stratified matter. Each element carries signs of wear, distance, and sedimented temporalities. Through processes of montage, subtraction, and recomposition, these fragments are reactivated within the listening space, generating an unstable structure composed of appearances, interruptions, and dissolutions.
