Nuno da Luz lives and works in Lisbon.
An artist and publisher, his work encompasses both the auditory and the visual in the form of sound events, installations, and printed matter; the latter mostly distributed through the publishing house atlas Projectos (together with André Romão and Gonçalo Sena) and the record label Palmario Recordings (in collaboration with Joana Escoval).
He recently completed the master's programme Experimentation in Arts and Politics (SPEAP) at Sciences Po, Paris, and co-founded the multidisciplinary collective Coyote, which explores new forms of commoning (community-making) through publications, films, conferences, and other experimental formats (with artists Tristan Bera and Ana Vaz, journalist Elida Høeg, and editor Clémence Seurat).
Recent projects include the live performances com Ressonância Assistida in Ficarra (Italy), Paris, New York, Porto, and Berlin; as well as his solo exhibition environments at Solar – Cinematic Art Gallery in Vila do Conde.
Other solo exhibitions include RWSNK ECHOS, Kunstraum Botschaft (Berlin, 2017), Sud e Magia, Syntax (Lisbon, 2016), Wilderness, Galeria Vera Cortês (Lisbon, 2015), laissez vibrer, enblanco projektraum (Berlin, 2013), cave/Solar (Vila do Conde, 2013), and O nosso silêncio é um aviso, o nosso silêncio é sólido, Vera Cortês Art Agency (Lisbon, 2012).
Recent group exhibitions include, among others, cidra da luz escoval manso mendes romão sena, AR Sólido (Lisbon, 2015), Ficarra_Contemporary Divan, Palazzo Milio (Ficarra, 2015), A polyphonic wave of concrete materials flowing through the air, Espaço Artes (Porto, 2014), and 12 Contemporaries: Present States, Serralves Museum (Porto, 2014).
He has participated in various residency programmes, including Cité internationale des arts (2015), Residency Unlimited (2014), and Sound Art Braunschweig Projects (2013).