We are Sounds Like Touch, a springboard for artists, designers and creators who like to make (literally) touching, electronic, performative arts by using their body for interaction. To be able to do this, many different expertises are needed. That is why Sounds Like Touch connects makers with different skill sets for collaboration and exchange of knowledge.
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PROJECTS & PROGRAM
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New Year’s meetup: Perforator x Sounds Like Touch
January 11th — 15:00 - 17:00
@Sounds Like Touch Makerspace
Meetup about tactile interaction within electronic, performative arts and interdisciplinary crossovers.
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Open Call for Tactology Lab 3: craft
Tactology Lab is a multiple-day structured program that brings artists and creators together to explore new ways of (tactile) interaction with electronics.
The sign up for Tactology Lab is now closed
Tactology Lab will be held in Spring 2025 -
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BROMWOL
At U? Festival, we presented Bromwol: an interactive performance where you can experience and play electronic textile musical instruments created by music technologist Roald van Dillewijn, body-based interaction designer Dianne Verdonk and electronic textile designer Michelle Vossen.
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NIME Conference 2024
Sounds Like Touch is, together with HKU Music Technology and Gaudeamus, founding partner and initiator of bringing the NIME conference to Utrecht in September 2024.
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INTERWAVE MEETUPS
Interwave is a platform that transfers physical, tactile interaction into digital parameters to create music or other digital performative arts.
In the Makerspace we’ve hosted meetups to test and interact with this new platform.
In this short documentary, we learn more about the making process of LUCHT, developed during Tactology Lab 2 by Myra-Ida van der Veen, Lux Nautilus and Niels Dielen.
In this short documentary, we learn more about the making process of SPOOSH, developed during Tactology Lab 2 by Myra-Ida van der Veen, Lux Nautilus and Niels Dielen.
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