OSCAR MARTIN
"My work propose an active listening and expansion of ours perception through the physical-acoustic experience of emergent behavior in the limits of the chaotic and order structures".
- Oscar Martin
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Oscar Martin, alias Noish, nacido en Winterthur en 1977, es un artista sonoro, investigador independiente y programador radicado en Barcelona. Licenciado en Bellas Artes con especialización en Escultura y Nuevos Medios por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, su práctica artística hibrida arte, ciencia y tecnología desde un enfoque experimental.
Centrado en la “emergencia” y la “autoorganización” en sistemas caóticos, crea obras sonoras que exploran la percepción auditiva a través de herramientas open source como Pure Data. Fundador de la plataforma de streaming MetaminaFNR y editor de UrsonateFanzine, ha impartido talleres sobre sistemas generativos y música por computadora. Sus proyectos, como {RdEs} Sonic Emergency Distributed Network (2011, beca Fundación Phonos) y SXK Turing Test(2012, VIDA 14.0), han sido premiados y exhibidos en espacios como Museo Reina Sofía (Madrid), Medialab Prado (España) y Piksel Festival (Noruega).
Actualmente, Martín continúa desarrollando instalaciones sonoras y performances que desafían las estructuras tradicionales, promoviendo una escucha activa y una reflexión crítica sobre la tecnología y la creatividad en un contexto global.
EN
Oscar Martin, known as Noish, born in Winterthur in 1977, is a sound artist, independent researcher, and programmer based in Barcelona. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture and New Media from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, his artistic practice hybridizes art, science, and technology through an experimental approach.
Focusing on “emergence” and “self-organization” in chaotic systems, he creates sonic works that explore auditory perception using open-source tools like Pure Data. Founder of the streaming platform MetaminaFNR and editor of UrsonateFanzine, he has led workshops on generative systems and computer music. His projects, including {RdEs} Sonic Emergency Distributed Network (2011, Fundación Phonos grant) and SXK Turing Test (2012, VIDA 14.0 grant), have been awarded and exhibited at venues like Museo Reina Sofía (Madrid), Medialab Prado (Spain), and Piksel Festival (Norway).
Currently, Martín continues to develop sonic installations and performances that challenge traditional structures, promoting active listening and critical reflection on technology and creativity in a global context.