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Yuval Avital (born in Jerusalem in 1977) is a composer , multimedia artist and guitarist known for his creations for large-scale compositions for numerous performers, multimedia contemporary operas involving indigenous cultures and collaborations with scientific institute such as NASA .1 In 2016 his icon-sonic opera Fuga Perpetua received the sponsorship of the UNHCR .
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Israeli artist and musician (born 1977) Yuval Avital ( Hebrew : יובל אביטל ; born 1977) is a multimedia artist, composer, and guitarist based in Milan, Italy .His large-scale installations and immersive performances have been presented in prominent museums, biennials, opera houses and cultural institutions worldwide.Avital’s multidisciplinary practice spans sound, visual art, performance, video-art and theater, often in collaboration with scientific institute such as NASA , ethnographic archives, master craftsmen, traditional performers and entire entire urban communities.In 2016 his icon-sonic opera Fuga Perpetua received the sponsorship of the UNHCR , underscoring his commitment to socially and culturally significant themes.Ministero per i Beni e le Attività culturali e per il Turismo (in Italian). 2023-02-23 .Internazionale, Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione."Italian Pavillion – 14th Gwangju Biennale 2023" . iicseoul.esteri.it (in Italian) .Una moltitudine di maschere sonore, di Yuval Avital" .
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composer
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multimedia artist
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Works1,876 characters
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Compositions for indigenous ensemble1,149 characters
Chamber/Orchestra/Soloists442 characters
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Installations & live performance1,798 characters
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