ABOUT
ROLAND EMILE KUIT
"As a creator, I consider myself most of all a listener" - Roland Kuit, 1st Dutch composer with sonic art in space on board of the NASA OSIRIS-Rex mission.
Roland Emile Kuit lectures, performs/exhibits at universities, art galleries, museums and creative hubs in Europe, the United States, Asia, Russia and the Baltic States.
Publications in the art magazines l’Orbe and Avenue Magazine, Sound On Sound Magazine, KULT, Cinquecolonne Magazine, Aatonau, WIRED: Musica Globalista, Soundlines of Contemporary Art.
Featured Sonic Artist at DONEMUS - the nexus for contemporary classical music.
BIOGRAPHY
PUBLICATIONS
MODULAR MASTERY
More than 40 years experience, research, knowledgeand concepts squeezed in this 'Little Red Baby. Written and patched by Roland Kuit.
'The eBook is a must-have for all modular enthusiasts, because in addition to elementary basics for modular beginners, this collection provides a lot of musical inspiration and technical know-how in the field of sound synthesis and sound design. The numerous patches not only provide clear examples, but also ideas and practical solutions that you can use again and again as patch building blocks in your projects.'- Keyboads
E-Books
EXHIBITION
Relational Fields is curated by Claudia Rajlich, Nicole Stava and Miroslav Jiřele. The exhibitions May 29 to September 13, 2026.
Art Bechyně 2026
MASS at Zámecká sýpka Becehyne Castle
The architecture of the attic functions as a resonant body in which physical and electroacoustic sound sources interlace. The continuous interplay of taps, rolls, and collisions generates a living sonic environment—an acoustic landscape shaped by airflow, movement, and spatial reflection.
In this expanded version of the MASS installation, the artist introduces an additional spatial layer. Kuit employs live video of moving table‑tennis balls, projected onto the wall opposite the floor installation. The projection itself is tilted — a shift that operates both visually and conceptually. Kudyznudy.cz
Intermodal Morphology Sculpture Park Bechyne
Kuits Intermodal Morphology Installation is a 60‑meter arc shaped as a spectral standing waveform, unfolding across the landscape as a curved sequence of sonic DNA trajectories.
The standing spectral waveform is constructed from wood sourced from the forests surrounding Bechyně Castle, grounding the installation materially and ecologically in the landscape from which it emerges.
The arc functions as a spatialized trajectoty in which sound, color, and interference co‑produce the perceptual experience
Prague Radio International
Modern Art Bechyne Casle
