Inside-Outside is a collaborative project between composer Anders Tveit and the improvisation ensemble Parallax, where they play with the audience's perception by attaching small speakers to the instruments, which in turn helps to blur the boundaries between who plays what and where the sound really comes from. In "traditional" electronic music, the music comes from the speakers while in pure acoustic music it comes from the instruments. In this work, Tveit and Parallax turn this around and let the boundaries between the acoustic and the electronic flow into each other.

In the solo work Weaving Broken Threads, everyday objects are embodied through acting as sound-creating actors. The American composer and performer Heather Frasch uses old cigar boxes and everyday objects tied tightly and hanging in threads as material to create different soundscapes. Inside the cigar boxes are electronic circuits and software that change and manipulate the sound of the objects based on the practitioner's interaction. The use of cigar boxes gives the work a human perspective that connects the old, the hidden and the secret.