I am challenged by the experience of live improvisation with the modular synthesizer because I am seeking the low tones, the vibration of frequencies rattling my entire body. I am in search of the melodies within them, experimenting with tunings, and avoiding the highest frequencies that cross the threshold of pain I embrace dissonances and attempt to make them recognizable melodies. I let the space of the live set sit comfortably in one tempo to create a feeling of hypnosis before changing the clock tempo, if and when I decide to do so.

I embrace dissonances and attempt to make them recognizable melodies. I let the space of the live set sit comfortably in one tempo to create a feeling of hypnosis before changing the tempo, if and when I decide to do so.

I adore playing the piano because it evokes emotions within me. I play softly and slowly, and I can tear up while playing because the music moves me deeply.

I adore the modular synthesizer because it liberates me; it's impossible for me to think about emotions or sad things when I'm playing it. I'm completely focused on the activity of playing the instrument, and when I reach the harsh, industrial sounds, it helps displace some of my anger towards the way the world has shaped us all and the society we are forced to live in with limited freedoms. With my modular synthesizer, I feel endless possibilities to express the haunted voices I've heard trapped within the machines. I imagine a great science-fictional mystery of the soul that has led to the conception of why many of us choose to explore the possibilities of electronic sound.