Juan Orozco is an Argentine musician, composer, sound designer and experimental artist based in Berlin since 2017. His work explores the space between experimental sound art and applied sound design, focusing on how technology shapes artistic production and perception. Combining modular systems, electronic and acoustic instruments — including low brass, non-Western instruments, and self-built devices — he creates installations, performances, and compositions presented across South America and Europe.

Alongside his artistic practice, Orozco develops collaborative and educational projects through Otherthings, a platform dedicated to fostering intergenerational sound communities.

OT [Series] is a Berlin-based curatorial framework for sonic and artistic exploration conceived by Orozco. Developed through a constellation of series, each following its own logic, methodology, and territory, the project gathers recordings, performances, and sonic experiments shaped by the political, material, affective, historical, and technological conditions in which they emerge.

He runs his private studio in Berlin, where he produces original music, bespoke sound design, and sonic identities for art projects, installations, film, and brands. His work also extends to mixing, mastering, and preparing digital masters for analog duplication, with a particular focus on tape-based releases and the materiality of sound reproduction.

Orozco is the founder and curator of Transradio, a mini-residency, gathering, and sound activation held in La Plata, Argentina, with four editions to date. The most recent one took place at TACEC – Centro de Experimentación y Creación del Teatro Argentino de La Plata. Transradio brings together around 30 artists per edition from Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, fostering exchange, collaboration, and experimentation across diverse sound and performance practices. Its activities span lecture performances, listening sessions, workshops, sound activations, radio actions, and listening walks, reflecting an evolving and collective exploration of sound, space, and transmission.