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 musical value of broken instruments, diy, science and technology, radio transmissions, of the relationship between man and machine, between presence and absence, of the soundscape as a real space and an imaginary one.

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He collaborated with cultural institutions, galleries, schools and universities, associations and people from all over the world. He leaded workshops in high schools and universities about performing arts and contemporary music, created soundtracks for theatre plays, documentaries, short films, played live soundtracks for silent movies and contemporary dance performances, took part as a performer for international artists and galleries. Among the others he collaborated with: Venice's Biennale, FH Johanneum (Graz), Università di San Marino and UsmaRadio, Liceo Statale G. Marconi, Lago Film Fest, Cooperativa Sociale La Gagiandra, Casa dell'ospitalità Venezia, Shylock Centro di Ricerca Teatrale, CreaArte Cantieri del Contemporaneo, Gli Asini, AISO (Associazione Italiana Storia Orale), Galleria Raffaella Cortese, 30_70DocFest and many more.

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He plays concerts both on his own (with the monicker Andreij Rublev) and with other international artists and projects (Le Trou Electronique, Parallel, Zot Lukta, Kamal Sabran, Bienoise, Nick Acorne, Giuseppe De Benedittis and Nicola Facchini, Enej Gala and many more).

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Beside his activity as a performer on stage, he creates online informative content on contemporary and research music, connecting artists and audience through talks, listening sessions, collaborative projects, broadcasts, radio shows and much more.