Sasha Pas, Protey Temen
RADIANTS, REPETITION
10.09.
Eröffnung: Do 10.09.2026 • 19 Uhr
Ausstellung: täglich 11.09. – 14.09. • 16 – 20 Uhr
Radiants
Radiants consists of a series of circular graphical scores in which colour is treated as a temporal rather than purely visual phenomenon.
Each disc combines geometric organisation with chromatic encoding to generate continuously evolving sonic structures. Read by Orbita, a colour-based circular sequencer, the scores exist simultaneously as visual compositions, performance interfaces and musical systems. Rotation transforms the image into a temporal event, allowing relationships of symmetry, repetition, interruption and gradual change to become audible. Presented together, the works investigate the circle as a compositional framework in which visual order and musical time become inseparable.
About Sasha Pas
Sasha Pas is an interdisciplinary artist working across sound, computation and interaction. His practice explores graphical notation, algorithmic composition and experimental musical interfaces, examining how geometry, colour and movement shape sonic experience. He is a member of the Can Touch This artists’ collective and co-founder of Playtronica, an artistic platform developing experimental musical instruments, participatory performances and educational programmes.
Instagram: @orbitaplaytronica
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Repetition
Repetition, rhythm, pause, emptiness, and return shape the way things become visible. They appear across different systems of notation and give form to processes that are always changing. Music unfolds in time. Images unfold in space. Both rely on intervals, repetition, variation, and silence to make change perceptible.
A notation does not simply record what already exists. It creates a way of paying attention. It leaves traces of movement, duration, and transformation without reducing them to a fixed image or a single moment.
Returning to the same gesture never produces the same result. Every repetition carries the memory of previous ones while revealing new relationships. The circle is approached as a working structure rather than a symbol: a way of returning, measuring, comparing, and noticing gradual shifts in perception.
About Protey Temen
Protey Temen’s practice is centered around using drawings, videos, books, and installations to create abstract visuals that explore and visualize the intersections between science and visual data. By utilizing the poetry of everyday life processes, he can create a deeper understanding and connection to the world around us. He sees science as a universal language, expressed through the synthetic methods of written text, calculations, and drawing. The goal of his practice is to bridge the gap between science and everyday life, encouraging viewers to question their understanding of the world and their place in it.
Instagram: @proteytemen
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