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28.05–31.05 2026

THU 28 2–7, FR 29 2–9 PM
SAT 30 & SUN 31 2–7 PM

Neural Crest Hypervoice
Julia Koffler, 2026

Neural Crest Hypervoice is an interactive fiction set in a hypothetical future on an island.
Through developing the ability to speak the language of the habitants, the player can
unlock the mystery of the island, which ultimately leads back to the voice.

Júlia Koffler is a vocalist and media artist from Hungary, currently based in Berlin.
Her work is informed by vocal research, an interest in timbre and technology, and the relationship between voice and its varied cultural articulations, taking shape through different formats such as installation, video, spatial audio pieces, and performance. Her live shows comprise a use of voice, tape, and electronics to explore how vocal expression and its technological mediation unfold in a spatial setting.

Paracetamol Overclock
Diego Behncke, 2026

Paracetamol Overclock is an installation as a makeshift hermetic system that recodes spasms, tics, and involuntary reflexes into a rigged choreographic narrative enacted by the scattered body of an electro-pneumatic somnambulist gamer.

Diego Behncke is a Berlin-based artist and musician whose work is materialized through the framework of fictional configurations, utilizing abstraction and synthetic procedures to approach questions of technics, bio-mythographic structures, and anorganic systems. His works can take form as installations, synthetic sound, films, and performances.
As part of his practice, he runs the experimental music label Prensa Manual.

Both works are part of the graduation show of the Sound Studies and Sonic Arts Master at the Universität der Künste Berlin, 2026.