Vicent Pelechano is a Valencia-based sound creator and audiovisual experimenter. Since 2008, he has been part of the Cuneta collective alongside Alba Murcia, designing and developing socio-cultural projects focused on community sound creation.
He presents his solo project Biòtop, an ongoing work that engages in a dialogue with the habitat of Valencia’s Albufera lake. The proposal was inspired by the discovery of the eponymous film by Valencian director Carles Mira—a visual poem documenting the environmental degradation of the area during the 1960s.
Noise, loops, voices, sonic landscapes, bird calls, tradition, and experimentation converge in a live-evolving piece built from layered sounds. Ambient textures, field recordings, and the sound of the guembri—a three-stringed instrument from the Moroccan Gnawa tradition—are interwoven with an electric guitar manipulated by various objects, bringing striking new atmospheres and landscapes to the performance.
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