pablo torres gómez is researcher, sound artist, and anthropologist whose practice listens, imagines and crafts geoaffective assemblages, engaging vibratory modes through which earthbound relations emerge.
with(in) these modes, pablo unsettles the notion of silence in contexts of planetary extractivism, moistening forms of ecological belonging beyond imaginaries of separability and permanence.
torres gómez is a phd candidate in artistic practice at the hochschule für bildende künste (hfbk) hamburg. he holds a b.a. in social and cultural anthropology and an m.a. from the interdisciplinary program design & computation at the universität der künste (udk) in berlin. he is part of the collective ~pes: laboratory for animal dreams, associate director of the listening biennial 2025, and his work has been activated in contexts such as documenta15 (kassel), the first simposium of sound art in latinamerica (lerma), labverde (amazonia), ars electronica (linz), tba21’s ocean archive, kunstraum niederoesterreich (wien), among others.