Daryoosh Karimi (داریوش کریمی)(sound maker)
CV

I was born in Tehran, right after the war. I moved away when I was 17. Since then I’ve called many other places ‘home’, a weighty word, at least in my language. 
I work as a sound artist and graphic designer based in Melbourne, Australia. 
I’m interested in the ideas of generative sound and what is considered to be ‘Process Music’. I’m curious about electroacoustics, computer music, and exploring these within the context of current technology.
































We Can Sympathise With Each Other
2026
phase-shifting experiment with a line excerpted from ‘Taste of Cherry’ by Abbas Kiarostami.
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algorithmic composition using SuperCollider, an open-source audio programming language.
2026
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experimentation with MediaPipe and gesture-controlled audio
2025
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data sonification that primarily focuses on digital image data to compose algorithmic music, inspired by Iannis Xenakis.
2025
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algorithmic piece composed using a Fibonacci inspired Max/MSP device.
2025
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It Made A Sound When I Picked It Up
August 2024
interactive sound installation using ultrasonic sensors and audio.
w/ Loose Knit
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Seeing Things
2022
machine-learning-generated visuals modulated by a spectrum of amplitudes and frequencies.
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live excerpt from grantGL show w/ Harry Van Ness + Grant Pickers.
October 2024
























grantGL
2024
excerpt from a collaboration with Harry Van Ness (programmer) + Grant Pickers (3D designer).
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Private Views
July 2024
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Reunion: The Art of Beekeeping
2021
score composed for Udde studio (Barcelona).
the Reunion installation reflects humanity’s impact on the environment over time, documenting collaborations with bees in a variety of ways including sculpture, video and poetry. 
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