Experimenta Lab

An international leader in digital creativity and electronic music and a venue recognized for its innovative spirit and exploration of new staging languages: this new collaboration, marking MUTEK's return to the iconic Teatro Colón for the second year in a row, invites the audience to immerse themselves in a unique dialogue between technology, music and stage for an unforgettable show on Thursday, October 8th.

Heidi Giel & Manu Schaller (AR) – live

‎Heidi Giel and Manuel Schaller form a duo featuring piano, Rhodes, processed accordion, theremin, and synthesizers. Their music explores sonic landscapes—and their unraveling—moving between the dreamlike and the artificial while at times dissolving the boundaries between instruments.

‎The uniqueness of their work lies in the seamless fusion of analog and digital instruments and sound worlds. A theremin can suddenly transform into a drum machine or trigger samples drawn from the everyday output of social media. An accordion shifts between the liturgical resonance of a harmonium and the chaos produced by machine processing. A piano moves from the warmth of human touch to irregular arpeggios and rhythms that seem to emerge from a synthesizer.

Visual and audio effects may affect some individuals in a negative way. Photosensitivity varies from person to person; this event is audiovisual and could contain certain visual images, including flashing lights or patterns, which may be triggering.