Ezra Teboul

Ezra J. Teboul is an artist and writer exploring the compositional potential of material decay and the history of homemade electronic music instruments. He has a B.A. from Hampshire College, an A.M. from Dartmouth College, and is currently a PhD student at RPI. He has a tape with Karl Hohn under the name _Passive Tones_ available at the Afternoons Modelling label, and has had pieces at Silo City, Moogfest and Acht Bruecken with various collaborators. He has composed soundtracks for the short films Refuge and Fetishes, and has published in the International Journal of Zizek Studies, the Guide to Unconventional Computing for Music(Springer), and Making Things and Drawing Boundaries (University of Minnesota Press). He was researcher in residence at Signal Culture in May
2017.