Excerpt of live performance in Rome. Made with pebbles, sticks, finger, laptop and feedback.

Machine to Sea (live, excerpt)

Mere Pis was an exploratory atmospherics project made in Lisbon, Portugal using custom-built electronic sensors and software. The sensors measured environmental dynamics such as ambient light, humidity, light frequencies, and temperature. 

This project was performed live at Sinel de Cordes Palace as a part of "Close, Closer" the 3rd Lisbon Architecture Triennale (2013) curated by Beatrice Galilee with Liam Young, Mariana Pestana and José Esparza Chong Cuy.

"Close, Closer, the third edition of the Lisbon Architecture Triennale examines the political, technological, emotional, institutional, and critical forms of global spatial practice." -curator's statement


Mere Pis

Mere Pis(live, Lisbon)

Live performance at the sea, at Fregene (RM) Italy. Made with built-in laptop microphone, shells, wood, seaweed, feathers, sand, and other found organic detritus. 

Part of "Sirens Songs and Beyond", in collaboration with in 6pmyourlocaltime Europe, MusicalZOO Festival, and Label201 Gallery. Curated by Abbiatici Levy. 

Sea Cutting Sky (live, Rome)

Official website: https://www.meza.work • Abinadi Meza is an artist and experimental filmmaker based in Texas. His sound work, including live performances, sound installations and radio transmissions have been presented at Radiophrenia, Glasgow; Lisbon Architecture Triennale; Sonorities Festival, Belfast; Full Pull Festival, Malmö; Resonance FM, London; Radius FM, Chicago; Sveriges Radio, Stockholm; Hipersonica, São Paulo; Radio Kinesonus, Tokyo; O, Milan; Helicotrema Festival, Venice; Deep Wireless Festival, Toronto; Blaffer Art Museum, Houston; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; MAXXI, Rome; and Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin.