Rubén D’Hers is from Venezuela. He lives and works in Berlin. Acoustic guitars, zithers, piano strings, cable, stones, hanging motors, pliers, waving cords, bird feathers and refrigerators parts are some of the material he currently uses to produce sound installations, sound objects and music. The works usually operate as chord based compositions that become complex sound spaces referring to the vertical and static. He is a recipient of the Stiftung Kunstfonds working stipend 2020, the emerging artist award grant Cisneros Fontanals Foundation CIFO 2018 and the visual arts research grant from the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe 2017. His work has been exhibited and performed at venues like Funkhaus Berlin, Centro Cultural Metropolitano Quito (EC), Artica Svalbard (NO), Interstice - Rencontres des Inclassables (FR) Klangraum Krems (AT), Cashmere Radio (DE), Netwerk Center for Contemporary Arts (BE), Heart of Noise Festival (AT), The Empty Gallery (HK), Donau Festival (AT), Le Bon Accueill (FR), Kontejner (HR), Oficina #1 (VE), ZKM Karlsruhe (DE), Neues Museum Weimar (DE) and SeaM Weimar (DE). He holds an MFA in Sound Studies at the Berlin University of Arts, a BFA in Media Art & Design at the Bauhaus University Weimar.