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Instruments have existed for almost as long as humans, yet their shapes have stayed similar for thousands of years. However, in the past decades, the birth of electro-acoustic music allowed instruments to evolve in shape and musical expression.
This project triggered, for us, the desire to explore and play around with sound and electronics, as well as questioning how could we rethink instruments as a whole. Our interest went towards questioning our interaction with instruments. How should this i
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