Moiré is an artist whose work is defined by twisted beauty, ephemeral structures and the architecture of sound. As suggested by his alias, Moiré’s work ripples and undulates with mesmeric elegance and supple power. His albums for Ghostly, Rush Hour, Werkdiscs and most recently Avenue 66 explore multifaceted textures and vivid electronic sound fields that take on a life of their own. Consistently subverting market expectations and genre tropes, Moiré aligns himself with the radical explorations of Detroit techno and close peers like Actress and Helena Hauff. His records draw you into the vivid and sublime sensuality of raw materials and reconfigured memories.