Intaktogene is a multidisciplinary artist collective formed in Berlin in 2014, blending experimental approaches to sound, visual art, and technology. Committed to exploring the intersections of digital and organic processes, Intaktogene’s work fuses algorithmic composition, field recordings, and generative visuals to create immersive sensory experiences. Drawing inspiration from Berlin’s vibrant underground scene and the city’s history of electronic innovation, their projects often interrogate themes of memory, code, and the permeability of identity in the modern digital landscape.

Their installations and performances have been featured in institutions such as transmediale, CTM Festival, and international events across Europe and Asia, earning acclaim for their ability to evoke a sense of contemplative wonder and dynamic transformation. Collaborative by nature, Intaktogene frequently integrates contributions from dancers, coders, and sound artists, affirming their commitment to hybridity and experimentation in contemporary art practice.