Pauchi Sasaki

Pauchi Sasaki’s interdisciplinary approach integrates musical composition with the design of multimedia performances and the application of new technologies. "Pauchi Sasaki's effective scores" [Variety 2015] have received four "Best Original Score" international awards. She received the Ibermúsicas grant for sound composition with new technologies at CMMAS, México (2015), The Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative selected by American composer Philip Glass (2016), the Goethe-Institut’s artist residency in Brazil (2017) and Berlin (2018), and Columbia’s University research fellowship at the Institute for Ideas and Imagination in Paris (2020). Her work has been presented at the Tokyo Experimental Festival, Lincoln Center, The Kitchen, Carnegie Hall, Walt Disney Hall, MET, Venice Biennale, Gran Teatro Nacional del Perú, Festival Cervantino, Cannes Film Festival, John F. Kennedy Center, Zellerbach Hall, among others.