nanotopia
mycelium, Toronto

Andrei Gravelle and Tosca Terán.

Create immersive, sensory experiences.  

Together they envision Nanotopia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Nanotopia is the experimental electronic music collaboration of Andrei Gravelle (They/Them, French-Canadian/Ukrainian) and Tosca Terán (She/Her, Mexican-American). Working with analog modular synthesis and live signal processing, Nanotopia performs long-form, improvised sets guided by storytelling and oblique strategies. Their music unfolds slowly through evolving textures, spatial movement, and feedback, emphasizing deep listening over fixed structure. Often presented at night and in immersive sound configurations, Nanotopia’s performances explore expanded perceptions of time, attention, and listening as a shared, ecological practice.

 
From the Midnight Mushroom Music archives and the Mycelium Martian Dome to fungi-controlled VR experiences, Nanotopia constructs soundscapes and installations involving biodata streams of fungi.
Nanotopia's works raise awareness of the destruction of our oceans, breathable air, and shared environment and how even observing something changes it forever.

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Past work has been featured at, The Harwood Museum, SOFA New York, The Design Exchange, MOCA Toronto, The Ontario Science Centre, Music Works, Vector Festival, Studio Art & Design Canada, SONICA21, Glasna Music, AMAZE. / Berlin, Venice Film Festival Immersive, Raindance Immersive, Ars Electronica and NAISA (New Adventures In Sound Art). 
Invited tutor at the Biennale Cinema College VR 2022-2023.

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Past projects include: Transgenic Morphosis, Orbis Tertius, An UnNatural History,

Chaos Fungorum, Wonderlandish, MyceliaVR, The Mycorrhizal Rhythm Machine at NAISA North. Please visit, bio-sonification.

 

Nanotopia's combined cv information can be found here.

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Soundcloud Midnight Mushroom Music 

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