RKH Studio

Jack Sapienza is part of RKH Studio's Gosse's Hypothesis — an audiovisual project exploring generative systems, real-time interaction and computational creativity. Through custom Max/MSP and TouchDesigner environments, the project creates evolving performances where sound and image continuously influence one another.

Andrea Dipa collaborates in Gosse's Hypothesis with RKH Studio, working across algorithmic and human-driven audiovisual processes. The project takes its name from a theory suggesting the world may have been created recently while appearing ancient, complete with traces of a past that never existed.

Matilde completes the Gosse's Hypothesis trio within RKH Studio, contributing to live audiovisual performances built in TouchDesigner and Max/MSP where generative systems and real-time interaction shape each iteration of the work.