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Exploring the intersection of experimental ambient sound and visual media through installations, Dorian Jung aims to craft immersive works that focus on texture, atmosphere, and the subtle interplay between sound and space. Deeply passionate about creating dense, introspective recordings and performances, his work often evolves into slow-building, immersive soundscapes that merge analog synthesizers and experimental instruments with self-made patches in Supercollider and MaxMSP.
Dorian views ambient music as a medium to shift attention inward and away from the constant noise of modern life — using sound not just as an escape, but as a tool for reconnecting with overlooked emotional and physical states. Drawing inspiration from artists like Abul Mogard and Caterina Barbieri, he embraces a minimalistic and surreal world building aesthetic, while aiming to create spaces for reflection, memory, and stillness.
Dorian views ambient music as a medium to shift attention inward and away from the constant noise of modern life — using sound not just as an escape, but as a tool for reconnecting with overlooked emotional and physical states. Drawing inspiration from artists like Abul Mogard and Caterina Barbieri, he embraces a minimalistic and surreal world building aesthetic, while aiming to create spaces for reflection, memory, and stillness.
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