Isandro Ojeda-Garcia
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| Biography | The composer, improviser and multimedia artist Isandro Ojeda-García (*1989, Seville) is interested in written and improvised music, experimental poetry, video installation, and the construction of sound-creating objects. A singular voice, always hunting for sources of artistic material and a generation of aesthetics. Works that are born from setting to the limit systems and numerical devices with potential to configure a hybrid imaginary of strength. Living and working between Switzerland and France since 2012, he studied at the Haute Ecole de Musique and the Haute Ecole d'Art et Design in Geneva with Daniel Zea, Michael Jarrell, and Pascal Dusapin as well as at the Hochschule der Künste Bern with Cathy Van Eck, Simon Steen-Andersen, and Stefan Prins. Perfecting himself by studying with personalities such as Franck Bedrossian, Fred Frith, Pierre Jodlowski, Rebecca Saunders, and Alexander Schubert. His music has recently been selected and presented at the Forum Wallis 2014, the Xll Festival de Música Española de Cádiz, the Mixtur Festival 2015 and 2018, the Monaco Electroacoustique 2015, the Futura Festival 2015, the XXXVll Festical de Musica Nueva from México DF, the Festival Archipel 2016, and the XVIII World Saxophone Congress. His music was played by ensembles such as Taller Sonoro, Ensemble du Bout du Monde, Enseble, Vortex, Proyecto Ocnos or Nadar Ensemble. He is a fellow of the Fondation Victor et Héléne Barbour and works as an assistant at Studio 216 at the Haute Ecole de Musique in Lausanne. |
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