Kadet Kuhne is a media artist whose work spans the audiovisual spectrum. With the goal of forming somatic experiences which can prompt visceral responses to sound and movement, Kadet openly exposes the use of technology in her practice by employing fragmented, jump-cut edits and amplifying evidence of sonic detritus. Trained in jazz guitar, Kadet became attached to the instinctive nature of improvisation which led her to the California Institute of the Arts where she studied Composition and Integrated Media. Kadet's compositions twist signal processing, FM synthesis and neurological impulses into experimental electronic ambiences that make your cilia vibrate in curious patterns. As an award-winning filmmaker she has numerous shorts that have screened worldwide including Infinite Delay, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Her installations involve a combination of motion sensors, customized software and online virtual space exploring themes of communication and control. Select exhibitions and performances include the Museum of Art Lucerne, LACMA, Musees de Strasbourg, SFMoMA, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, REDCAT, de Young Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art-LA, Not Still Art Festival, San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery and Highways Performance Gallery.