Quentin Aurat is a multidisciplinary artist whose work primarily engages with sound and moving image. He graduated in art and design in 2013 and works, among other activities, as a graphic designer and independent filmmaker.

His artistic practice unfolds through sound and hybrid works based on singular perceptual devices. His work examines the materiality of sound, forms of listening, and the relationships between gesture, device, and perception. As a musician, his work is situated within the field of experimental music. In his minimalist, noise-based performances, particular attention is given to improvisation and the relationship to the instrument.

Since 2011, his work has been presented in various venues across Europe — from France to Poland, including Belgium, Germany, and Switzerland — as well as outside the European Union, notably in China and Japan.

Quentin Aurat also designs electronic, digital, and mechanical devices. Drawing on a solid technical background applied to artistic creation and a strong interest in technical invention and frugal tinkering, he occasionally collaborates with visual artists, musicians, and students. He also leads workshops and discussions focused on interactivity, sound creation, radio, instrument building, and hacking. hacking.