Sebastian Frisch is a storyteller, who’s artworks invite his audience to experience poetic aspects of our surrounding. His research fields lay in the areas of spatial listening, (bio) acoustic processes, and multi-sensorial environments. As an artist, musician and developer Sebastian interweaves natural processes with digitally crafted components to form hybrid instruments. He sees his works as reference experiences which can be taken into daily life to unveil a fascinatingly detailed world. The world we are living in.
Sebastian studied Sound Art and Computer Science at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences and graduated 2014 from the ArtScience Master’s program at the Royal Conservatory and the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.

Sebastian founded studio freshmania in the year 2011 to create a framework for his interdisciplinary research work between Art, Science, Music and Technology. He has presented artworks at festivals, galleries and institutes like Ars Electronica Festival (AT), GOGBOT Festival (NL), Boom Festival (PT), Zone2Source – Amsterdam (NL), Oddstream Festival (NL), Art:Rotterdam (NL), Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (AT) and V2_ Institute for the Unstable Media (NL).

Beside’s running his own studio, he supports artists with conceptual and technological developments. He co-teached the class Soundworlds of the ArtScience program at the Royal Conservatory and the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (NL) together with Rober Pravda and was an invited artist and guest lecturer at the Computer Music Studio of Anton Bruckner Private University for Music, Drama and Dance (AT) and MultiMediaArt of Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (AT).