Manuel de Andrés

A contemporary figure known for his work under the moniker Sound, he emerges as a multifaceted artist whose practice bridges sound, installation, and experimental composition. Rooted in a curiosity about listening as a spatial and social act, he explores environments where acoustic detail shapes perception and memory. His work often moves between intimate, listening-room settings and expansive, site-specific spaces, inviting audiences to engage with texture, rhythm, and silence as compositional elements. Drawing on diverse influences—from field recording to digital manipulation—he builds immersive experiences that invite careful attention and reflection. Though defined by a distinct sonic language, his projects consistently foreground collaboration, process, and the democratic possibilities of listening.