Lukatoyboy is a musician, sound artist and educator from Belgrade, currently based in Berlin.

His sound art practice is based on performances dealing with networks, sound and narrative, using walkie talkies and site specific topics.
Focused on the relation of chances and structures, he creates participatory works with suggested rules, questioning exclusivity and authority of an artist.
He is currently researching alternative methods of listening, using found architecture and proposed distance as tools for discovery.

As a musician, he is mostly involved in electroacoustic improvisation (based on real-time sampling of various objects, toys, voices, and field recordings) using feedback and analogue synthesizers. Lukatoyboy also produces nanotechno and free IDM on a Game Boy.

He has performed and/or taught workshops at festivals: CTM, Unsound, TodaysArt, Communikey, Semibreve, Wasted, Moers, UH, Phonart, Uovokids, Netaudio… in countries Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, USA, Austria, Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, Macedonia, Poland, Czech Republic, Belgium, Slovenia, Romania, Sweden, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Portugal, Finland.

His collaborations name Sainkho Namtchylak, Svetlana Spajić, Mia Zabelka, Irena Tomažin, Peter Evans, Franz Hautzinger, Eric Thielemans, Jonas Kocher, Laurent Bruttin, Martin Brandlmayr, Johannes Frisch, Georg Wissel, Branko Džinović, Balazs Pandi, and Igor Čubrilović, among others.

Since 2010, edits Blind Tapes, a participatory and chance dedicated tape label.

He was recognized with an award for sound design for the theatre play Bartleby (2011, Mini Teater, Slovenia) at the international theatre festival Borštnikovo Srečanje.

As an educator, he led numerous workshops for kids, dealing with topics of improvisation, sound art and performative narrative in most of the European countries and several states of the USA.

He was an artist in residence at STEIM (Amsterdam), Pedra Sina (Funchal), Semibreve (Braga), Titanik Gallery, (Turku) and Hai Art (Hailuoto).

Lukatoyboy is a recipient of the “Ubiquitous Art and Sound” Open Call for works, awarded by Deutschlandradio Kultur/Klangkunst, Goethe-Institut, ICAS – International Cities for Advanced Sound, ECAS – European Cities for Advanced Sound, and CTM Festival, which sought unusual ideas for pairing the specific artistic possibilities of radio with the potentials of live performance or installation in 2013.

He is a cofounder of a residency/festival MultiMadeira.

Painter/Poet/Philosopher/Photographer/Fool.

Thin Mint is a electroacoustic duo composed of Mathias Savery (piano) and Hasse Bruun (drums). Contact: thinmintmusic@gmail.com

Simon Findlay writes and performs music under the moniker Kakariko. He is a multi-instrumentalist, focusing on drums and synthesizers.

He has lived in Berlin since 2016, prior to this he was in Melbourne.

Other musical projects he has been a part of include; JEES!, Cloud Kinski, 8 Bit Love, and Daft Folk.

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