Christoph Brünggel is a transdisciplinary artist whose work spans electronic music, sound art, and visual art. He is interested in the fragility and instability, as well as in the ecology and complex entanglements of the human and non-human world. His artistic research is strongly rooted in fieldwork, using on-site experiences and sensory knowledge as catalysts for artistic work and reflection. Thus, he explores not only how embodied sensory knowledge of specific places informs transdisciplinary practice, but also how aesthetic approaches can open up modes of encountering the world. He strives to explore forms of artistic mediation of specific, often socially ignored or unwanted places, in order to raise awareness of their existence and phenomena. Brünggel is currently working on his PhD-project Turbulent Currents, which he is carrying out at the Centre for Artistic Research of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, in close collaboration with the Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology (ICST) at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). In addition to his doctoral studies, he works as a research assistant in the research project Immersive Models at the ZHdK and the Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH). Further information and detailed bio: https://christophbruenggel.com/