Sound design & musical creation
Soundscapes, sonic dramaturgy, textures, arrangements and the preparation of original musical material for recordings, visual works, dance and interdisciplinary productions.
Sound & recordings
Music & Performance
From sound design and recordings to complete albums, audiovisual music work and their visual presentation.
Music, sound & recording
Sound creation & album production
A recorded Bach programme accompanied by a visual series. The album and its artwork illustrate how music production, publication and visual culture can form one coherent artistic edition.
Album creation & audio production
Development of album projects from selected performances and recordings through editing, sequencing, tonal and dynamic treatment, mixing, remastering and edition preparation.
Music releases & visual identity
Cover artwork, track imagery, metadata, catalogue presentation, digital release channels, documentation and links between a musical edition and associated visual or performative work.
Selected recording
J. S. Bach — Cello & Classical Guitar
A musical release accompanied by a series of visual artworks. Explore the album on Bandcamp and the visual series in the gallery.
J. S. Bach — Album
Cello and classical guitar interpretations; listen to the full recording on Bandcamp.
Artwork © Maria Alexea · Composition: Johann Sebastian Bach
Listen on Bandcamp ↗
Six-image visual composition
A composite of the album and individual track artworks. Enlarge to explore the visual series.
Visual artwork © Maria Alexea
Visit Bandcamp ↗Music & Dance — selected clips
Two visual performances by Maria Alexea. Each image links to its official presentation on the artist’s website.
Bach — Adagio
A performance combining music, movement and audiovisual staging.
Image and artistic performance © Maria Alexea · Composition: J. S. Bach
View on the artist’s website
Bach — Allegro, BWV 998
Guitar interpretation and choreographic staging.
Image and artistic performance © Maria Alexea · Composition: J. S. Bach
View on the artist’s website