Amos and Yoel Peled, twins born in 1997, are multidisciplinary artists based in Antwerp and The Hague. Their practice moves between experimental music, performance, installation, theatre, digital art, and art science. Their work has been presented in festivals, venues, theatres, and galleries including Rewire Festival, Osmo/za, Paradise Must Be Nice Festival, International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, KIKK Festival, Fotograf Zone Festival, Zaal 3 HNT, Tetem, and others.

Their artistic practice is to create a shared ground in which objects, thoughts, sounds, and systems can be played with as instruments. Coming from a background in sound they build sculptural, theatrical, and technological environments: stages that act as instruments, machines that sing, and systems that reveal their own frequencies.

Their work is concerned with the border between the artificial and the mythical, between digital technology and physical knowledge. They are interested in the human presence disappearing from the stage as a reflection on contemporary reality, replaced by voices, mechanisms, digital entities, and non-human forms of knowledge. In their recent works, they appropriate technological systems and obsolete machines as performers, instruments, and carriers of meaning, exploring how bodies, voices, communication, and perception are transformed when mediated through non-human mechanisms.

They believe they are here, on this planet, in order to create something wonderful. The distance between this and reality is unbearable.

As we were born in Israel, it is important for us to be very clear about our political standpoint. We do not in any way support or reflect the horrific actions of the Israeli fascist government and people in occupied Palestine and beyond .