Andrea Gava, born in Conegliano, Italy, 1990, is a musician, composer, performer, producer and sound designer.

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His work focuses on electroacoustic music and improvisation techniques. He explores the topics of the unexpected, the resignification of broken instruments and non musical sound sources, of the relationship between man and machine, between presence and absence, of the soundscape as a real space and an imaginary one.

His research in the field of electronic music has developed around no-input techniques and the use of audio feedback as the core of his aesthetics. He focuses also on the application of communication technologies, such as the radio and antennas, the internet and sound processing algorythms, in live electronic music, installations and performances, with a strong DIY and grassroot approach.

He plays concerts and records albums both on his own as Andreij Rublev and together with other international artists, following a profound cooperative path.

He created soundtracks for theatre, short films, silent movies and contemporary dance performances. He leaded workshops in high schools and universities about performing arts and contemporary music. He collaborated with cultural institutions, galleries, schools and universities, associations and people from all over the world.

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Among the others he collaborated with: Liceo Statale G. Marconi (Conegliano), USMARADIO and University of San Marino (San Marino), Venice’s Biennale (Venezia), FH Joanneum University (Graz), ECC European Culture Centre (Venezia), Memoriale della Grande Guerra MEVE (Montebelluna), Hybrida (Udine), CUT centro universitario teatrale (Venezia), Galleria Raffaella Cortese (Milano), Lago Film Fest (Revine Lago), Shylock Centro di Ricerca Teatrale (Venezia), Momentum casa di produzione cinematografica (Torino), CreArte cantieri del contemporaneo (Venezia), Gli Asini (Roma), AISO (Associazione Italiana Storia Orale), Enej Gala, Gabriel Schmitz, Alberto Ricca (Bienoise), Kamal Sabran, Paolo Pandin, Chiara Sartori and many more.

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He creates online informative content on contemporary music, connecting artists and audience through talks, listening sessions, radio broadcasts and much more.