Exploration of Experimental Music in an Improvisational Context through Solo and Collaborative performances.
On a broader scale, my work explores extended techniques and instrument preparations. Alongside, I search into amplified found and non-found objects, as well as small electronics. The focus is on subtle sonic details, highlighting timbral nuances and textures—ranging from buzzing objects to the resonant qualities of the saxophone.
Experience of Inner Sound Visions and Sound in Space
An electroacoustic performance using saxophone, found and non-found objects, and small electronics. Set within a listening-focused environment, the performance invites attention to delicate textures and subtle sound vibrations, unfolding in five short movements, each shaped by one of my graphic score works. The set is accompanied by motion-reactive visuals, with one of the graphic scores projected onto the screen and responding in real time movements to the performance.
This investigation hovers at the intersection of elements such as sound, body, air, and spatial awareness—tracing the presence of time, the state of momentum, and the fleeting architecture of thought.
All Photos (c) Goran Mehkek
with / Pitch Shifting
Experience of Inner Sound Visions and Sound in Space // Collaborative Installation performance w/ Pitch Shifting as a part of CONTAINERKLANG FESTIVAL #19 #20 #21, Kölner Gesellschaft für Neue Musik, Essen
Creating visual expressions and spatial arrangements of collages and animations for audio-reactive visual set, Star uses a visual semiotic system of digital motion collages, using 3D art, creative code, animation and design techniques. Recreating the sound of different types of machines, in – out scenery and other human-made objects, Savic blends a variety of extended techniques involving woodwind and brass instruments (prepared saxophone and flute, amplified objects, and small electronics) along with the use of small speakers.
The concept employs small speaker circuitry, with a resistance ranging from 4 to 8 ohms, for sound generation achieved by incorporating aluminum foil that responds to the wind from USB ventilators, causing both movement and sound production when the foil elements come together.
full schilf – Carina Khorkhordina / Grgur Savic
Hanna Schörken / Grgur Savic
JD Zazie / Grgur Savic
micromacro – Grgur Savic / Seiji Morimoto