About
I am a Vienna-based artist, musician, creative technologist and researcher working across sound, visuals, interaction and computation.
My practice spans audiovisual work, electronic music, interactive installations and performance, with a strong focus on real-time and generative systems. Max/MSP and Jitter are central to much of this work, connecting sound, graphics, physical interaction and custom tools.
Under the name Wellenfront, I create audiovisual and musical work and collaborate on performances and installations.
Wellenfront Max Lab is the educational and exploratory branch of my practice, focused on advanced Max/MSP, Jitter, and audiovisual techniques through tutorials, patches and open resources.
Alongside my artistic practice, I am a Research Fellow and PhD researcher at the Center for Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Salzburg. My research focuses on sonification, movement and embodied interaction, particularly on the design of tools and methods for real-time movement sonification.
I hold a BA in Musicology from the University of Vienna and an MA in Multimedia Technologies with a specialization in Sound Design from St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences.