01.12.2025
As Llull Lab, we're proud to release Tropus v2.
Tropus is dedicated to our core team member Ozgur Cinar, whose creative coding has shaped so much of what this system has become. It was originally conceived as a music-generation medium to support his live performance practice.
What's new in v2:
→ Generates unique 60-second pieces — fully non-repeatable, every output is one-of-a-kind
→ Re-arrangeable output — reshape the internal structure of each piece
→ Harmonic abilities that expand dynamically through your prompts, informed by the Tractatus de Musica framework
Coming next: extended duration and an expanded stylistic spectrum.
Tropus remains research-driven, modular, and evolving — v2 is a significant step toward the larger system we're building.
tropus.io
31.10.2025
We are pleased to announce the recent expansion of Llull Lab with new members joining our research collective. Alongside this growth, we have officially established the Artificial Mind Research Unit, dedicated to exploring the intersections of psychoanalysis, dream theory, and artificial intelligence.
In parallel, the music generation module of Tropus—our computational platform for experimental music and theory—is currently in its final testing phase and will be activated soon.
Llull Lab continues to evolve as an interdisciplinary space where philosophy, computation, and art converge.
Meanwhile, the music generation module of Tropus is entering its activation phase.
tropus.io
[14.09.2025] Workshop at Das Festival für Selbstgebaute Musik (Berlin)
At Das Festival für Selbstgebaute Musik 2025 in Berlin, Llull Lab will lead a workshop titled The Physical Medium as Instrument. The session investigates how resonant properties of physical materials can be harnessed for sonic performance and environmental interaction.
[11.07.2025] Llull Lab co-hosts the Forum on Ecological Art Practices
Llull Lab is proud to co-host the Forum on Ecological Art Practices, an interdisciplinary gathering dedicated to ecological thinking in and through artistic media. As a core contributor, Llull Lab brings its research on material ecologies, sonic environments, and experimental pedagogy into dialogue with other practitioners and institutions.
