Chris Weaver and Fari Bradley

Chris Weaver is a sound artist and audio hardware hacker, whose live performances and works range from Glastonbury to The Wellcome Trust. A founder member of the electro-acoustic ensemble Oscillatorial Binnage. he has performed with musicians as diverse as Knut Aufermann, Luke Fowler, Lepke B and John Paul Jones. He worked as Production Manager on the UK's first independent art-music radio station Resonance104.4FM as well being the musical director of the station's Radio Orchestra for ten years. He lectures at the London College of Communication on the Sound Art BA course and has held numerous workshops internationally on arts-radio, hacking and electronics. Recent broadcasts include the 5-hour live radio artwork Suspension of Belief a piece involving rock climbers, musicians and narrative text, and the piece Overhead (both in collaboration with Ed Baxter) commissioned by Arika for the 'Kill Your Timid Notion' Festival 2010. Weaver was named 'Sonic Artist of the Year' by the British Academy of Songwriters in 2013 and his work was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 for the awards.

Fari Bradley is an Iranian-born broadcaster and electronic sound artist based in London. She is an active member of London's independent art-music station Resonance 104.4 FM, where she promotes arts and culture to Iran through her radio show, Six Pillars to Persia. Performing live in museums and galleries such as British Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Fari also DJs experimental dance music at festivals such as Glastonbury and Exit Festival, Serbia and on Free Lab Radio at Resonance104.4FM. An artist-in-residence at no.w.here, an artist run project space in London, Fari's previous commissions include works for Barbican and Gasworks, London, The Venice Biennale in Venice, The British Council and Frieze Projects, London.