Mineral Amnesia recieved an Award of Distinction at Prix Ars Electronica
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''Mineral Amnesia explores the rise and decay of erasable, programmable silicon memory through sound. Obsolete EPROMs—microchips sealed under quartz—gradually lose data. In this installation, 8K-bit to 1 Mbit EPROMs replay recorded sound under UV light until it disappears. Romanian artist Ioana Vreme Moser reflects on the digital dark age via this forgotten technology. Invented in 1971, EPROMs marked a turning point in computing history. The work questions digital permanence and highlights the fragility of memory as loops dissolve into noise and silence. The audience experiences this acoustic erosion live—as memory fades and machines forget. The jury was particularly impressed by the theme of “the erasure of memory” and its powerful artistic execution, especially the use of obsolete storage systems and a custom sound-light setup that makes the concept physically and sensually tangible. The work is highly relevant. The relevance of the work is alarming. In times when truth is manipulated and humanistic values eroded, it reflects societal decline. Fragile achievements like democracy, peace, and remembrance are vanishing. Painful history loses meaning, while populist rhetoric drowns out facts and memory. When the memory storage of truth is ultimately deleted, the system status ”Error 404 – Democracy not found“ will appear. ''


Fluid Anatomy recieved a Honorary Mention at Prix Ars Electronica
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''Fluid Anatomy by Ioana Vreme Moser uses air and water to create a new kind of computation. This installation uses technologies from the mid-20th century to show how circuits can be made from pressure, flow, and resonance. It has tubes, pulses, and murmurs that visitors can see, hear, and feel. This makes computation visible and audible. The work is special because it looks at the past and challenges ideas about technology. Instead of making us feel nostalgic, it shows us a different path for technology. One that is slower, softer, and more connected to the real world. For its critical engagement with alternative technologies and for inviting us to rethink what computation can look and feel like, Fluid Anatomy is commended by the jury in the Artificial Life & Intelligence category. ''
Fluid Anatomy part of Proximity Music this year.
Many thanks to iii
check out my talk this year at CCC.
Pirouette Machines. Fluid Components
On display at:
Labor Neunzehn
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My first Solo exhibition in Berlin produced by: singuhr is open now at Mein Blau Projektraum



This year, 2024 I was invited to Pittsburgh to teach at The Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University
Sizzling Semiconductors is featured in a graphic novel made by Neve Monroe-Anderson in the Steiner Book for the 2023-2024 Season.
graphic novel: Neve Monroe-Anderson
New Review on Arta Magazine
on Simultan Festival 2023 and Mineral Amnesia, Sizzling Semiconductors and Screaming Minerals

Mineral Amnesia premiere in Berlin with erosion and distortion at Galerie Nord / Kunstverein Tiergarten16. 6. – 19. 8. 2023



My new piece Mineral Amnesia debuts in Timisoara along the riverbank of Bega at
Sonic Narratives / Narațiuni Sonore
A project developed by SIMULTAN.org,
curated by: Carsten Seiffarth
SONIC NARRATIVES #3
May 26 — June 10, 2023
Constructorul Base, Timișoara
2023 started with a talk:
Pirouette Machines. Fluid Components at CTM - portals.

Beautiful Catalogues curated by Ji-Yoon Han arrived from Canada, straight from Grantham Foundations: Exercises in Reciprocity,
A very challenging exhibition that brought us a lot of knowledge and indeed reciprocity.


Arboreal Receptors
31st of July in Berlin
at Floating University!
http://www.sonicartefacts.com/intangible-transmissions/
poster design: Malte von Gottberg
Thanks to Neu Start Kultur, and Stiftung Kunstfonds I will be able to continue my work and research with fluidics and microfluidics in 2022!
New works and dates are to be announced soon!


I've been researching recently on Semiconducting materials to create tone generators. Experiments with stones and scrap galvanized steel plates will be presented during the workshop series:
Sizzling Semiconductors
The first workshop will be held on the 19th of Mai in Viena at Mz* Baltzar’s Lab, Jägerstraße 52-54, Vienna
Zink oscillator, inspired by Nyle Steiner's discoveries.
17 March 22!
in Berlin
promo design: cyan/ singuhr

17 March 22!
in Montreal
promo design: Fonderie Darling


2 July - premiere "Neural Labyrinths – a performance installation"
Alberto de Campo, Hannes Hoelzl, Liz Allbee, Ioana Vreme Moser, Anne Wellmer; part of unexpected territories - david tudor, Meinblau Projektraum, Berlin, DE


promo design: cyan/ singuhr
Off-Season exhibition is travelling again. Sinking Amulets to be seen in Cluj!


Artist Talk coming up at Vamh
To be streamed on the 07.12.2021
20:00 CET


Next workshop at Sonic Curiosities
27th -28th November, Berlin

photo credits: Simultan Festival
New Video by Ursss with our improvisations at
4Fakultat #18
On display now:
Coquetta at Future Perfect
B5 Studio, Târgu MureÈ™, Romania
1.10-21.10


photo credits: cyan/ Rab Zoltan

Up Next:
OffSeason, group exhibition at Bulevard Art & Media Institute, Tirana
Opening Friday, 15.10.2021, 18.30h
@ Bulevardi Zogu I, nr. 13, 1001 Tirana, Albania
On display now:

Arboreal Receptors #2
at Singuhr Projekte
7.10-17.10, ZK/U, Berlin


promo design: cyan/ singuhr

Lona Gaikis published an essay touching Arboreal Receptors!
Access here:
Gaikis, Lona. ‘Thinking with Susanne Langer: Sonar Entanglements with the Non-Human’: Open Philosophy 4, no. 1 (2021): 149–61.

Harvester Bugs.
Autonomous energy Hunters.
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electronic workshop
at Nuts and Bolts, this August in Berlin, Liebig 12
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poster designed by Bureau Est

Very delighted to be a teacher at:
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NØ SCHOOL NEVERS
''a unique international summer school, held in Nevers, in Burgundy, aimed at students, artists, designers, makers, hackers, activists and educators who wish to further their skills and engage in critical research around the social and environmental impacts of information and communication technologies.''
JUNE 28TH TO JULY 10TH 2021