Artificial intelligence versus human virtuosity
FIBER X The Rest is Noise is a true New Year's tradition at the Muziekgebouw. An evening with cutting-edge audiovisual performances by leading artists. This ninth edition features two shows that invite us to reflect on our relationship with forms of intelligence other than human. How should we relate to a more-than-human reality, in which we live and create together with living, synthetic, and even spiritual entities?
Zeno van den Broek – Ways of [ ]
Five percussion robots face six world-class percussionists. Can the machines learn from human virtuosity, and vice versa? Audiovisual artist Zeno van den Broek pits his advanced technological creations against members of the percussion group HIIIT and Percussions de Strasbourg for a spectacular performance of his composition "Ways of [ ].
Lyra Pramuk – Hymnal
Composer and multidisciplinary artist Lyra Pramuk unites the potential of the human voice with the possibilities of technology. Her genre-transcending sound is rooted in improvisation, experimental techniques, and idiosyncratic electronics. Her second album, Hymnal (2025), explores the origins of sacred rituals and expands on the themes of her acclaimed debut, Fountain (2020).
LazerGazer (DJ)
LazerGazer, the alias of Damascus-born, Amsterdam-based artist Hala Namer, has become an influential force within the underground club scene and beyond. With her dynamic mix of new music—ranging from house to garage and bass—she delivers energetic, versatile sets.
FIBER is an Amsterdam festival and platform for digital culture and experimental audiovisual performances.
