The UN-Sync Ensemble consists of three sound artists, Seina, Yaaray and Klyl. Seina is a sound artist and educator whose practice revolves around computer music. She is currently exploring ways to make live performances with coding languages more accessible and engaging for both performers and audiences. In addition to her solo practice, she creates sound design for film. In August 2024 she released her debut EP on the Lucerne-based label Präsens Editions. Yaaray is a composer, sound artist and vocalist who seeks to explore and expose the hidden elements within familiar sounds, striving to blur the boundaries between levels of expression with personal interpretation. Focusing primarily on acoustic sound material, she searches for the human quality in music and ways to convey fragility and intimacy through sonic atmospheres. Klyl Shifroni is a sound artist, composer and bassist who works primarily with a self-modified electric bass to explore harmonics in object/site-specific resonances and to draw a line of communication between materials. Her practice involves a constant search for relationships between space and material. In previous works the use of resonance through metal plates has been a key element. Through the use of transducers and unconventional multi-channel set-ups, she brings questions of place and memory to the surface.

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