Luis Sanz is a Zurich-based multidisciplinary artist working across computer music, experimental sonics, live coding, and audiovisual performance. Using self-developed systems, he explores autonomous sonic behaviours and the relationships between computation, cultural memory, perception, and rhythm. His work examines how human input and algorithmic systems interact, focusing on processes of transformation between inherited structures and emergent forms.
His practice is situated between artistic research, performance, and collective practice. He is part of unsorted in Zurich, a platform for experimental and computational practices. His work has been presented at Berlin Atonal, CTM Festival, Localhost Festival, Sonorities, A Bunch of Noise, and Proyecto AMIL, alongside touring and artistic research across Asia.