Edgardo Rudnitzky

Edgardo Rudnitzky is a Berlin-based composer and sound artist whose work explores the intersection between sound, movement, and materiality.
Sound memory and the physicality of sound—its tangible presence in space—are central to his practice, which unfolds at the boundaries between music, performance, and visual art.  Through simple mechanisms and carefully constructed systems, his work combines sculptural processes, live sound, and spatial composition.


Rudnitzky’s installations and performances have been presented at venues and festivals including Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Festival Schlossmediale (Switzerland), Venice Biennale, Yokohama Triennale, Naturkundemuseum Halle, BienalSur, Humboldt Forum Berlin, among others.
Originally from Buenos Aires, Rudnitzky has been based in Berlin since 2003.

Edgardo Rudnitzky is a contributor to the Autumn School as part of DISLOCATIONS–on the spot.

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Edgardo Rudnitzky

Edgardo Rudnitzky is a Berlin-based composer and sound artist whose work explores the intersection between sound, movement, and materiality.Sound memory and the physicality of sound—its tangible presence in space—are central to his practice, which unfolds at the boundaries between music, performance, and visual art.  Through simple mechanisms and carefully constructed systems, his work combines sculptural Edgardo Rudnitzky

Axel Wieder

Axel Wieder has been director of the Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art since 2024. From 2018 to 2024, he was director of Bergen Kunsthall, where he and his team developed an interdisciplinary program with an international focus and local roots, comprising exhibitions and live programs. Previously, Wieder was director of Index – The Swedish Contemporary Axel Wieder

Paula Hoffmann

Paula Hoffmann SPB_02 (Bauteilchen_02) courtesy of the artist

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