Alva Noto: HYBR:ID UNI PARA Audio-Visual Live Performance
Electronic music master Alva Noto presents his audio-visual performance "HYBR:ID UNI PARA" at M+, featuring data-driven soundscapes within an industrial-style setting. This unique event complements the ongoing M+ exhibitions featuring Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto, offering an immersive experience at the intersection of technology and art.
- When
19 Jun 2026 18:30 - 20:00
- Location
M+ Museum
Kowloon West Kowloon Yau Tsim Mong
M+, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon
- Artists
- Alva Noto (Carsten Nicolai) · Electronic Musician / Artist
- Organizer
M+ Museum
Presenter
Program Overview
"HYBR:ID UNI PARA" is a cutting-edge audio-visual live performance by electronic music pioneer Alva Noto. Derived from his acclaimed "HYbr:ID" album series, this show utilizes rigorous, data-driven sound design to create an immersive sonic landscape that resonates with emotional depth. Hosted within the unique architectural setting of M+, the performance blends aesthetics with experimental sound to craft a truly multisensory experience.
Highlights
This event is more than a concert; it is an experiment at the boundaries of perception. Alva Noto (born Carsten Nicolai) masterfully weaves together abstract visuals, scientific principles, and sound to explore the intersection of technology and human cognition. This performance coincides with the final stages of M+'s exhibitions "Ryuichi Sakamoto | Kankyō Ongaku" and "Carsten Nicolai: Parallax," providing visitors a comprehensive look into the artistic worlds of these two master collaborators. Don't miss this opportunity to witness this unique intersection of art and sound this summer.
About the Artist
Carsten Nicolai is a Berlin-based artist and electronic musician known by his pseudonym Alva Noto. His work frequently investigates the interplay between acoustic piano, ambient noise, and digital signal processing. His visual art integrates abstract forms with scientific principles, continuously exploring the intersection of technology, science, and human perception.
