Yann Seznec
Yann Seznec is an artist whose work focuses on sound, music, physical interaction, games, and building new instruments. He moved to Maryland in 2019 after living in Scotland for 13 years. Recent projects include residencies at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, the Floating Cinema in London, Playable City Lagos, and Timespan in the Scottish Highlands. He has performed at The Roundhouse London, Mutek Montreal, Melbourne Recital Hall, Liquid Rooms Tokyo, Köln Philharmonie, Fak’ugesi Johannesburg, and more. Much of his work involves building custom instruments such as musical pigsties, slinky instruments, candle-based sound installations, electromechanical mushroom spore reactors, and more. He is founder of the award-winning creative studio Lucky Frame. In December 2015 he received the British Composer Award for Sonic Art for his 2014 Edinburgh Art Festival work Currents. He is currently the Game Designer in Residence at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore.
Yann Seznec is an artist whose work focuses on sound, music, physical interaction, games, and building new instruments. He moved to Maryland in 2019 after living in Scotland for 13 years. Recent projects include residencies at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, the Floating Cinema in London, Playable City Lagos, and Timespan in the Scottish Highlands. He has performed at The Roundhouse London, Mutek Montreal, Melbourne Recital Hall, Liquid Rooms Tokyo, Köln Philharmonie, Fak’ugesi Johannesburg, and more. Much of his work involves building custom instruments such as musical pigsties, slinky instruments, candle-based sound installations, electromechanical mushroom spore reactors, and more. He is founder of the award-winning creative studio Lucky Frame. In December 2015 he received the British Composer Award for Sonic Art for his 2014 Edinburgh Art Festival work Currents. He is currently the Game Designer in Residence at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore.