Bios:
Wolfgang Gil is a New York-based Venezuelan sound artist who creates sonic environment
through the use of computer-generated sound and multichannel speaker systems. Gil’s aestheti
emphasizes the idea of a sonic environment and its physical correlation to sound, architecture,
and audience. More specifically, he is interested in the transformation of sound as a direct
consequence of architecture, as well as how audience members transform the sound by their
physical presence inside the sonic environment. Gil has presented his work in venues such as
Diapason Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), Issue Project Room (Brooklyn, NY), the XXI Subtropics
Biennial (Miami, Fl), and the Organización Nelson Garrido (Caracas, Venezuela). For more
info please visit http://www.wolfganggil.com
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Justin Riley, a New York-based artist from Arkansas focuses on interactive video project
where the audience members become an integral part of the piece. He received a BFA from
the University of Kansas and is currently pursuing an MFA in the Performance and Interactive
Media Arts Program at Brooklyn College. Justin has performed extensively in NYC, including
Maker Fair, Bring to Light (Nuit Blanche), Issue Project Room, and many underground avant-
garde art happenings, as well as in Amsterdam
at the Winston.
For more info please visit http://www.justinriley.info and http://www.discobike.com
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