evicshen San Francisco, California
Evicshen (Victoria Shen) is an experimental music performer, sound artist, and instrument-maker based in San
Francisco.
Shen's work features analog modular synthesizers (Flower Electronics), amplified objects, and other self-built electronics. The resulting music eschews conventions in harmony and rhythm in favor of extreme textures and gestural tones.
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