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MATHLOVSKY is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves across sound, music and analog photography. Working at the intersection of contrasting artistic approaches, his work explores physical intense sound expression, emotional exploration, sonic extremity and the perception of what it is to be human.

As a solo artist, he operates primarily through energy-driven rhythms, guided by a desire to push physical intensity and sonic boundaries. Rooted in electronic music and informed by a broad spectrum of its heavier subgenres, his sonic explorations are characterised by an uncompromising approach to rhythm, texture and impact.

Beyond his solo work, he develops two distinct musical projects that deliberately exist in opposition to one another. Under the name OCHTENDBADER, he explores the emotional potential of minimalism through ambient and drone soundscapes. With an emphasis on atmosphere, space and restraint, the project seeks maximum emotional impact through the use of slow moving timbres. At the other end of the spectrum, MAN MET MES embraces disorder and sonic unpredictability. Rejecting conventional songwriting structures, the project operates through no-input mixing, harsh noise walls and amplifier feedback, finding expression in the raw, chaotic possibilities of sound itself.

MATHLOVSKY is also a member of MODDER, a five-piece formation built around sludge-driven riffs and an enduring commitment to volume and sonic force. Always loud, the band channels its collective energy into an abrasive, riff-heavy sound that seeks to push beyond established sonic limits.

Alongside his musical practice, MATHLOVSKY works with analog photography. His images isolate human actions from their original context, extracting gestures and movements from the everyday and placing them within a suspended reality. By removing the situational framework surrounding the subject, each photograph becomes an understated study of existential presence. Detached from their immediate narrative, ordinary human actions take on an unfamiliar quality, inviting the viewer to reconsider the relationship between movement, time and existence.

Across these different disciplines, MATHLOVSKY maintains an interest in the tension between opposing forces: intensity and stillness, chaos and minimalism, physical presence and existential isolation. Whether through sound or image, his work continuously investigates the limits of perception and the expressive possibilities found at the extremes.