Born in Deurne, Antwerp, Belgium, Eveline Vervliet is a Belgian composer, sound artist, and coder based in Hamburg, Germany.
Eveline earned her Master’s degree in Composition from the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart in 2023 and her Bachelor’s degree in Composition from Fontys Academy in Tilburg in 2021. Following these degrees, she pursued additional courses to further expand her artistic and technical skills, attending courses at the Multimedia Composition Master’s program of the HfMT Hamburg (2025-2026) and taking courses within the Applied Informatics Bachelor’s program at Hogeschool Gent (since 2023). She also worked on the technical programming for the Healing Soundscapes project at the Ligeti Centre Hamburg.
In 2021, she received the Jacques de Leeuwaward, followed by a Culture Moves Europe grant and the STIP-5 AI scholarship from Musikfonds in 2026. Her works have been performed by ensembles such as Nadar Ensemble, SWR Orchestra, Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, and Ensemble Proton, with notable pieces including The silence that sounds in its absence, .dd(s) & _nd(s), flickering entities and A-Man.
As a PhD candidate in the docARTES programme, Eveline is developing her research project Auto-Destructive Composition: Erasure and Remains in Transient Posthuman Music. By employing AI and blockchain networks as co-agents, her project examines transient posthuman music to challenge fixed ontologies of musical works within the tension between preservation and destruction.
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