Cy-Ens^CA/QC

Credit : Myriam Menard

Honey Haq Pazhutan is an adept of blending analog and digital mediums in both audio and visual arts. As a sound artist and composer, she excels in transcending traditional genres, emphasizing the emotional depth and intellectual breadth of sound. Pazhutan’s focus is on redefining the musical conversation in improvisation. Her "Synchromic Poetry" visuals, meticulously coded and synchronized to her music for live performances, showcase her prowess in algorithmic artistry. Pazhutan’s work with the "Concordia Laptop Orchestra (CLOrk)" and her own "M P | v H+ Computational Arts" projects highlight a commitment to new forms of artistic expression.
Composer and sound artist Max Pazhutan has woven a tapestry of experimental music since the early 90s, combining organic, electronic, and digital elements. His work, exemplified by the 2020 Pinturas Negras, interprets Goya's Black Paintings through a dozen unique compositions, showcasing his ability to transform philosophical concepts into auditory forms. As an educator, he inspires students to explore intersections between art and cognitive science, encouraging a holistic approach to creative expression. M P's installations in art galleries merge visual and auditory experiences, challenging traditional music expression boundaries and fostering an interdisciplinary dialogue.

Cy-Ens ^CA/QC – Synapse
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Cy-Ens unveils their latest performance, Synapse, a profound exploration of the nexus between nature and technology through a six-movement suite. Masterfully blending live coding, generative algorithms, and an array of instruments including voice and Theremin, Cy-Ens creates a unique auditory and visual tableau. Synapse emphasizes the harmonious interplay between computational intelligence and human expressivity, inviting the audience into a world where sound transcends traditional confines.