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Gabriel Paiuk Amsterdam, Netherlands
Gabriel Paiuk (*1975) is a composer and sound artist whose work is concerned with the ways in which we listen. In recent
years his work has focused on how material conditions and practices of sound mediation play a role in the ways we engage with sound. His work takes the form of sound installations and compositions for instruments and electronics.
More information here: www.gabrielpaiuk.com
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