Vitor Joaquim Setubal, Portugal
Electronic experimentalist, sound and visual artist. He started performing improvised music and get involved in experimental
art by the mid 80's.
Since then, he has created extensively for dance, theater, video, installations and cross media platforms. He is graduated in sound and film directing and has a phd in computer music.
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