Luis Sanz is a multidisciplinary artist working with synthetic sounds, computer graphics and physical audiovisual experiences. As an artist, Sanz develops installations that focus on the relationships between bodies and spaces, creating acoustic-imaginary dimensions that combine video, spatial sound, light and field recordings. As a musician, Sanz uses programming languages to develop rhythmic techniques and algorithmic processes of modulation and pattern generation in digital and analogue devices. His sonic works integrate noise, rhythms, processed field recordings and extreme computer music. Sanz has co-founded fake[dac~], an algorithmic art platform based in London, and Amarus, an experimental music network based in Switzerland. He has performed in Asia, Europe and Latin America with the electroacoustic noise duo Noijzu and as a solo artist. Sanz holds a BA in Art and an MA in Contemporary Art Practice from the Hochschule der Künste in Bern, Switzerland.