Performance & Discussions:
Session One : 5 September 2026 Saturday 3pm [+ Rory Salter & Sam Andreae] [2 tickets left]
Session Two : 6 September Sunday 3pm [+ Luciano Maggiore] [Sold Out]
£10 | 9 places only per session | Please email divfuse@gmail.com for tickets
*£16 for attending both Saturday and Sunday
SATURDAY: IMPROVISED TIME, FEEDBACK & ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC SOUND
Group performance: Regan Bowering + Rory Salter + Sam Andreae
Discussion: Approaches to time and rhythm across electronic and acoustic materials
Feedback solo performance
SUNDAY: COMPOSED TIME & THE ORDERING / DISORDERING OF RHYTHM
Short compositions by Regan Bowering (titles tbc)
Discussion with Luciano Maggiore: Perspectives on Time and Rhythm
Performance by Luciano Maggiore
Percussionist, curator, and PhD researcher Regan Bowering presents two days of performances, composition, and conversations exploring Experiments with Time and Rhythm in the Arts at Project DIVFUSE. Emerging from her doctoral research, and shaped through collaborations with Luciano Maggiore, Rory Salter, and Caius Williams, the programme brings together artists working at the edges of experimental music and sound to reflect on how we experience, attend to and make sense of time through artistic process and performance.
Regan Bowering is a percussionist, improviser and sound artist based in London. Her solo work explores various combinations of drums and percussion, objects, amps, speakers, and feedback. Her debut album Solos for _ _ _ _ Spaces (Bezirk Tapes, 2023) was described as “a play of contrasts, contradicting voluminous expressions with confined phrases, taming resounding feedback with faint percussive flutters, but one that feels driven by the desire to craft electrifying drama rather than pure autotelic dissonance” (The Quietus). She is one third of a collaborative project with Li Song and Conal Blake, with two releases: 2 Movements (Feedback Moves, 2024) and Music for Snare Drums and Portable Speakers (Infant Tree, 2023). Her debut LP A Technology of Feeling was released on Infant Tree in January 2026.
Luciano Maggiore is a Palermo-born, London-based musician whose work is characterised by the use of speakers and several analogue/digital devices (samplers, CD players, walkmans, tape recorders) as well as acoustic objects and addresses the performativity of the musical act, the perception of it, and the obscurity that emanates from it.His main interests include mechanisms of sound diffusion, performance, repetition, endurance, non-human animal languages, dance, and folklore
Rory Salter is based in London, working mostly with sound and performance, as a musician and sound technician. Recordings are available via Index Clean, TEETH, Research Laboratories, Zoomin’ Night & others. A new album ‘a sky cold as clay’ is out now on Infant Tree.
Sam Andreae has been active across Europe over the last decade as a saxophonist, composer and organiser. Through improvisation and composition he explores a music of colliding sound gestures and aural detritus, built up from an intentionally fractured instrumental language and playful spontaneity. His compositions place a focus on gestural processes which in their unraveling reveal a trail of sound artefacts to be picked through.
“what Sam Andreae does is liminal music, he shows you the clicks, the noises, the breaths, the rattle and hum” – John Doran, Quietus, 2017 on BBC 3 Late Junction.
