Yann Seznec was one of the first artists to be involved with NEoN digital arts festival, way back in 2009. In 2012 he returned for a collaborative piece with musician Matthew Herbert, for which he created an entirely new instrument – the Sty Harp. For our Where Are They Now? series we caught up with →

Andrew Wasylyk, who formerly performed and exhibited at NEoN digital arts festival, has been nominated for the SAY Award. The award is given annually to the most outstanding album produced by a Scottish artist, with Wasylyk’s album ‘The Paralian’ being nominated for the longlist. Fans are encouraged to take part in a public vote, which is →

NEoN caught up visual sound art collective VOID, who will be taking part in the festival this November. Comprised of Mauro Vitturini and Arnaud Eeckhout, the collective are known for their installations, which explore the different ways silence and sound can be visualised. You seem to be interested in subtle sounds, like a drop of →