Thomas Zear Beyrooty has been a creative person throughout his life. Expressing art thru many various mediums. Sound is a large portion of existence for him.

While sound installations normally emphasize on the sound itself, we pay attention to silence. Silence is an integral part of any music/sound/noise composition. Without time, sound could not exist. We are waiting for the answers to two questions: Is silence a timeless phenomenon? Can we experience true silence in the current noisy environment?

David.Hedden has years of experience designing and developing a wide array of projects ranging from kid’s toys and consumer products, medical devices and life support systems, interactive art installations, advanced urban agriculture, 3D printing technology, as well as large scale automation systems at the major Ports of California. He fuses technical knowledge merged with hands-on ability and out-of-the-box design-thinking to provide practical problem solving strategies. He is extremely creative and a great visual communicator who teaching a variety of subjects.

William Almas began his adventure in the visual arts as a painter. His large scale portraits gave way to mixed media explorations. Faced with the daunting task of storing the fruits of his labors and with the advent of the home computer revolution William upgraded his skill set to digital imagery. This made his life simpler on his day job and offered an opportunity to see what could be done in the virtual environment. Starting by re-imagining his paintings with wild variations of saturated color Almas then moved into the realm of video production.

Martin Espino is a performing musician, cultural educator and scholar of the ancient instruments of Mexico. By being part of the Aztec dance community and researching traditional food Espino lives "indigenously", yet he also creates new works of music, not only preserving his ancestral sounds but ensuring their longevity and a place in the future. Espino integrates neuroscience research into his pieces, creating works of intention.

wikiGong.com catalogs the sounds of large public structures for creative purposes, including the creation of new virtual instruments.

Our tools and technical skills enable sound capture from the built environment, and our process supports composition and performance using that sound. Documenting process and publishing sounds, timbres, and compositions invites others to participate and offers a reusable model, echoing the public nature of the source megastructures.

Phog masheeen is a sound art/video collective from Costa Mesa, California that focuses on using aerophones, idiophones and electronics for performance and sound design.

Audio portions are accompanied by live mixed video.

William Almas and Mark Soden Jr. constitute the phog masheeen core performers.

Dillon Bastan creates interactive and immersive experiences with various media, but always involving sound. He is passionate in exploring new technologies and ideas so to develop more inspiring and innovative works.
Full works: dillonbastan.com/projects.

RadioMachineMagazine is an experimental group that explores different combinations of sounds and textures from a design perspective using an interactive approach. Radio Machine Magazine is:
Josh Madrid-Artist, Experimental Sound Musician, SoundWalk of Long Beach.
Todd Rogers-Builds Experimental sound devices under the name Tone Butcher,
Aaron Mason- Artist, Volcom, Experimental Musician. Sound Walk of Long Beach.

On a regular basis, using household percussion elements, I play with other people doing live improvisation performances at various venues and experimental sound and music events. My signature is using Bundt pans and a variety of pots, bowls, and sonic objects. When struck, these repurposed objects produce sounds ranging from melodic to chaotic. I had always thought of “art” as objects of magnificence. I got over that only recently...

Zzyzxzyzz is a collaborative listening study conducted by Aaron Bartell and Ian Wellman, currently focused on the electromagnetic sounds of everyday objects. The project explores an often unheard sonic landscape in the post-industrial world. Aaron Bartell, AKA AnalScubaHive, is a sound artist and co-founder of Triptronics Research, a biweekly experimental electronics series in Los Angeles. Ian Wellman is an IATSE Local 695 production sound mixer and field recordist.