"Beautiful Is a Filter" is a digital artwork that challenges society’s obsession with beauty, reducing it to artificial and superficial standards. The piece explores the raw, unfiltered beauty of humanity through a language that does not exist—an invented linguistic form created entirely from processed audio mosaics of human voices.

This unique language is both alien and familiar, evoking a sense of universality beyond spoken words. By crafting lyrics in a non-existent language, the artwork invites listeners to connect emotionally, bypassing the filters of semantics and societal expectations.

Inspired by glitch art and the “aesthetics of error,” the track celebrates imperfections, flaws, and disruptions as intrinsic elements of beauty. It challenges us to redefine beauty as something deeply personal, imperfect, and authentically human.

Beautiful Is a Filter

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Πολλά μέρη αυτού του κόσμου τα αποφεύγω. Κάποια άλλα τα δημιουργώ. 

"Bleeps, microsound and infrabass. A taste of paradise in binary language. Like rush hour traffic inside electric wires. ..."

Electronic Music 🎶 + Expanded Media 👾| Mediterranean 🌊 | Based in Amsterdam ❤️🖤

Pandelis Diamantides is a new media artist, electronic music composer and researcher who splits his time between Nicosia, Athens, and Amsterdam. His art installations, sound compositions and audiovisual performances are carefully crafted, highly immersive experiences. He has taken part in various collaborative projects, creating sound, visuals and software for contemporary dance, theatre and interactive audiovisual installations and performances. His work has been presented in international festivals, concert halls, clubs, theatres, galleries and museums in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, South America, and the United States. These include MoMA PS1 (New York), the 55th Venice Biennale, Bozar Centre for Fine Arts (Brussels), Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Madrid), the Madrid Planetarium, the Benaki Museum (Athens), Athens Digital Arts Festival, TodaysArt Festival (The Hague), the FOAM Museum (Amsterdam) and Amsterdam Dance Event. His works include Green (2011), False Awakenings (2015), Go Back to Hiding in the Shadows (2019), Quickly Photographed and Released Unharmed (2020), and Παλμός (2023).