The third and final event in the Música Discreta series brings together Tomoko Sauvage and Inês Tartaruga Água. With activities at the Museu Vieira da Silva and Lovers & Lollypops, the programme features a concert by each artist and reflects on our relationship with the natural world through delicate, immersive sound practices that invite us to listen closely and with all our senses.

A multidisciplinary artist and sculptor of sonic situations, Inês Tartaruga Água brings together visual art, performance and DIY practices to explore ideas of regeneration and experimentation.

Tomoko Sauvage is a Japanese composer and artist based in Paris. Her practice brings together water, ceramics and electronics, using instruments she designs herself to explore materiality, listening and chance.

About Ciclo de Música Discreta:

Ciclo de Música Discreta establishes itself as a space for artistic encounter and experimentation centered on active listening and sharing, offering experiences that challenge conventional ways of listening to and engaging with sound. By intersecting distinct artistic languages ​​and practices, it creates common ground between artists and the audience, where sound is understood not merely as aesthetic material but also as a tool for political, cultural, and sensory reflection.