Thomas Gerwin

Thomas Gerwin currently serves as the Artistic Director at inter art project, where he seamlessly integrates his expertise as a composer and sound artist to push the boundaries of experimental and immersive sound experiences. In this role, he spearheads innovative projects that explore the sonic dimension as a living, breathing entity—emphasizing the idea that sounds are beings with fleeting lives, capable of forming social and spatial connections. His work often involves creating interactive sound art installations and site-specific compositions that invite audiences to engage deeply with the acoustic environment, transforming spaces into dynamic auditory ecosystems.

Gerwin’s key projects at inter art project include large-scale sound installations for prominent exhibitions and public events, such as the 40th Anniversary of the State of Baden-Württemberg and the Pavilion of the European Union at EXPO2000 Hannover. These projects showcase his mastery in integrating electronic and instrumental elements, as well as his skill in developing sound concepts that resonate across diverse contexts—ranging from concert halls to urban spaces. His expertise in new and experimental music, combined with his proficiency in sound design, film scoring, and orchestration, allows him to craft compelling auditory narratives that challenge conventional perceptions of sound and space.

As a composer and sound artist, Gerwin’s work emphasizes the social and ephemeral nature of sound, often employing interactive and participatory elements that foster a sense of community and shared experience. His innovative approach to sound art and experimental music continues to inspire collaborations across disciplines, making him a notable figure in the field of contemporary sound practice. Through his leadership at inter art project, Thomas Gerwin remains committed to exploring the transformative power of sound as a vital, living art form.