Born in Bern, Switzerland, she has consistently embodied the magic of music, forging a distinctive and multifaceted artistic career. From a young age, she immersed herself in music, studying the piano, violin and viola, whilst also nurturing a love of singing and dance. Mirjam Waser continued her academic studies at the University of Bern, where she focused on musicology and theatre and dance studies. Her curiosity and passion for performance took her to Belgium, where she honed her piano skills at the Conservatoire royal de Liège. Even during her Bachelor’s studies, she demonstrated a strong interest in contemporary music and improvisation, which have become central elements of her artistic identity. This deep passion for the contemporary repertoire brought her back to Switzerland, where she completed a Master’s degree in Contemporary Music Performance and Interpretation at the Conservatorio della Svizzera italiana in Lugano, graduating with top marks. As a performer, Mirjam Waser’s artistic activities span the whole of Europe, where she also delights audiences with her explorations of Dadaism and theatrical elements in music. An advocate of unconventional soundscapes, she is also a passionate toy-pianist, expanding the expressive possibilities of this unique instrument. Through her work, Mirjam Waser continues to push boundaries, redefining the relationship between music, performance and theatricality.

An engineer, film programmer, multidisciplinary performer, composer and producer based in Geneva. Daniel Maszkowicz works with SuperCollider and with electrical equipment once used in electronics laboratories. He is co-founder of the electroacoustic jazz duo INFLUUT and the electroacoustic duo Biblioteq Mdulair. His solo project KosmoSCore uses various types of sound immersion to create multi-channel pieces. Daniel Maszkowicz has presented his work internationally and contributed to several original soundtracks and publications. He holds workshops at the intersection of science and art. He has presented various sonifications of scientific data and stand-alone sound installations featuring algorithmic musical compositions in various galleries.