Luis Sanz is a Peruvian-born, Zurich-based musician and artist working with computer music, synthetic sound, and audiovisual performance. His practice combines hybrid modular synthesis, live coding, and generative graphics to create intricate sonic textures, nonlinear rhythms, and compositions that oscillate between abstraction and form.
He has performed extensively across Asia, Europe, and Latin America, showcasing his work at festivals, galleries, and venues dedicated to experimental sound and computational arts.
Sanz is active in several Zurich-based initiatives, including unsorted, a collective focused on live coding, where music and visuals are improvised in real time using programming languages, and Farmhouse, a venue that hosts sonic exploration and cross-disciplinary performances.
He is also the co-founder of fake[dac~], a London-based platform operating as an online broadcaster, artist collective, and event series. fake[dac~] explores the intersection of art, technology, and algorithmic processes, fostering a critical space for experimentation, collaboration, and discourse within the digital arts community.