Luis Sanz is a Peruvian-born, Zurich-based multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and curator operating at the volatile intersection of computer music, experimental sonics, and algorithmic autonomous behaviours. His practice investigates the sensory boundaries of digital media, bridging clinical precision with raw, confrontational electronic expression.
Central to his current research is The Sensorimotor Loop of Strange (with Shih Wei Chieh [TW]), exploring neural audio synthesis and computable perception. His spatial work includes The Postscriptum Observatory, an 8-channel environment developed in collaboration with the Continent Collective [DE] for the Collegium Helveticum [CH].
A key facilitator in the Swiss scene, Sanz is a co-curator for Unsorted Space (Zurich). He holds a Master of Arts from the Bern University of the Arts (HKB) and has presented work at Berlin Atonal [DE], CTM Festival [DE], Localhost Festival [CH], Sonorities [UK], A Bunch of Noise [CN], and Proyecto AMIL [PE], with extensive touring across Asia supported by Pro Helvetia.