Coordination

Pedro Rebelo

Pedro is a composer, sound artist and performer working primarily in chamber music, improvisation and sound installation. In 2002, he was awarded a PhD by the University of Edinburgh where he conducted research in both music and architecture.

His music has been presented in venues such as the Melbourne Recital Hall, National Concert Hall Dublin, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Ars Electronica, Casa da Música, and in events such as Weimarer Frühjahrstage fur zeitgenössische Musik, Wien Modern Festival, Cynetart and Música Viva. His work as a pianist and improvisor has been released by Creative Source Recordings and he has collaborated with musicians such as Chris Brown, Mark Applebaum, Carlos Zingaro, Evan Parker and Pauline Oliveros. Pedro has recently led participatory projects involving communities in Belfast and favelas in Maré, Rio de Janeiro. This work has resulted in sound art exhibitions at venues such as the Metropolitan Arts Centre, Belfast, Espaço Ecco in Brasilia and Parque Lage and Museu da Maré in Rio.

His writings reflect his approach to design and creative practice in a wider understanding of contemporary culture and emerging technologies. Pedro has been Visiting Professor at Stanford University (2007) and senior visiting professor at UFRJ, Brazil (2014). He has been Music Chair for international conferences such as ICMC 2008, SMC 2009, ISMIR 2012. At Queen’s University Belfast, he has held posts as Director of Education and Acting Head of School in the School of Music and Sonic Arts and is currently Director of Research for the School of Creative Arts, including the Sonic Arts Research Centre. In 2012 he was appointed Professor at Queen’s and awarded the Northern Bank’s “Building Tomorrow’s Belfast” prize.

Ricardo Jacinto

Born in Lisbon /1975. Lives and works in Lisbon and Belfast.
Working as an sound artist and musician mainly focusing on the relation of sound and space. Graduated in Architecture at the University of Lisbon-Faculty of Architecture, Sculpture and Advanced Visual Arts at Ar.Co / Lisbon and the School of Visual Arts / New York. Music studies at Hot Clube de Portugal and Academia de Amadores de Musica. Currently doing a post-graduate research on site-specific Improvisation at Sonic Arts Research Center / Belfast.

Since 1998 has presented his work at individual and group exhibitions, concerts and performances, in Portugal and abroad and has collaborated extensively with other artists, musicians, architects and performers. Since 2001 directs the intermedia project PARQUE, and Co.directs the dance-music project EYE HEIGHT with choreographer Beatriz Cantinho. Member of OSSO – Cultural Association and co-programmer of the ECHOES project (Listening and Place) with Nuno Torres and Sara Morais.

Presented his work in solo and group exhibitions such as Project Room CCB_Lisboa, Circle Fine Arts in Madrid, MUDAM_Luxemburgo, Centre Culturel Gulbenkian_Paris, Manifesta 08_European Bienal of Contemporary Art in Italy, Loraine Frac-Metz, OK CENTRE_Linz_Austria, CHIADO 8_Culturgest_Lisbon and Casa da Musica in Porto.
Projected, with architect Pancho Guedes, the installation “Lisboscópio” for the Official Portuguese Representation at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2006. In Culturgest (Lisbon and Porto) presented in 2008 a group of his installation and performance works since 1998. His installation work is represented in several art collections: Fundação de Serralves, Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Fundação Leal Rios, Fundação PLMJ.

As cellist has mostly worked in the field of improvised music with several musicians and formations (Nuno Torres, Rodrigo Pinheiro, David Maranha, Hernani Faustino, Ernesto Rodrigues, Ricardo Guerreiro, C Spencer Yeh, Shiori Usui, Manuel Mota, Pedro Rebelo, Franziska Schroeder, Simon Rose, Paul Stapletton, Variable Geometry Orchestra, PinkDraft, Cacto, FOIRMFADA, among others).
Presented his work as a musician-performer in Fundação de Serralves / Porto, Palais Tokyo / Paris, SARC / Belfast, Festival VERBO / São Paulo, Festival Temps d’Images_Lisbon, Festival Rescaldo_Lisbon, Festival BigBang_CCB_Lisbon, Culturgest_Porto and Lisbon, ZDB / Lisbon, Dance Base_Edimbrugh, Kabinett 0047_Oslo, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation / Paris.

Photography / Web Design

Yuri Sousa Lopes Pereira

Writer and entrepreneur, he cares deeply about the digital universe, music and politics. Co-founded The Company ASBL, stress.fm and LIN SIN.
Web Editor at the European Platform of Women Scientists. Interested in film, games and synthetic biology.
chumbo.net

Graphic Design

Filipe Quaresma

Born in the late seventies.
Studies fine arts. Interrupts his coursework to devote himself to travelling, reading, watching movies and listening to great music. In between, he accumulates numerous professional experiences related to the scenic and visual arts. Today he focueses almost exclusively to the management, design and content creation for stress.fm.

Video Documentation

Frederico Lobo

BIO

Set Design

António Quaresma

BIO

Communication

stress.fm

stress.fm is a radio station, a media platform, a network of people and ideas. Its work speaks of the contrasts between old metaphors and the new century, of the interactions between sound and culture, art and politics, technology and society.
stress.fm is a strategy, a method, a communication space.

Production

Jardins Efémeros / OSSO

 

Acknowledgements

Maria Denise Gomes Rodrigues
José Alberto Rodrigues de Jesus
Sr. Sousa
Nelson Loureiro
Manuel Oliveira
José Arnaldo António
Augusto
Henrique
António Vicente
Manuel Campos
Alberto Costa
Capitão Carvalho
Lar de S. António
Padre Arménio
Coronel Loureiro