Tangible Music Club #5: Jerobeam Fenderson & Hansi3D

Oscilloscope Music is the audiovisual project by Jerobeam Fenderson and Hansi3D where images are drawn with sound. The glowing green line drawings took the internet by storm in 2016 when their first self-titled album came out, and they released their second album N-Spheres in late 2024 on floppy disk. In their live shows they have upgraded from analog oscilloscopes to high-speed multi-wavelength lasers, sending the audience on an omnisensoric interdimensional geometric space experience.

Jerobeam Fenderson is an audiovisual artist and electronic tinkerer based in Vienna, Austria, who likes drones, lasers, computers and cats.
Hansi3D alias Hansi Raber alias Hansi grew up in Austria, he still lives there. Initially, he he had focused on interactive installations, but he really likes math, music and programming so making oscilloscope music has become his perfect rabbit hole. In a close collaboration with Jerobeam Fenderson that started in 2014 they explore approaches to audio synthesis that dissolve the boundary between sound and geometry.
Works: Oscilloscope Music (2014-ongoing, with Jerobeam Fenderson), Single-Nut-Dispenser „One more“ (2022, Hedonistika, Linz/AT), Daemon (2016-2021, with Andreas Lutz, Prototyp Festival Brno/CZ, Galerie Mazzoli Berlin/DE), SoundyThingie (2010-ongoing, 2013 at ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe/DE), Miku the dog (2009, MAK Museum of applied Arts Vienna/AT), We are the time – We are the famous (2006, Triad New Media Gallery Seoul/KR), Tuned Stairs (2006, Centre Pompidou Paris/FR)