Theodor Sperl, known artistically as Sentic Cycle, is an audiovisual artist working at the intersection of photography and multi-genre electronic music. His practice moves fluidly between sound and image, exploring atmosphere, texture, movement, and emotion as interconnected forms of expression.

Through photography, he captures fragments of places, moments, and moods, often focusing on the subtle and overlooked qualities of his surroundings. In his music, he works across genres and boundaries, combining electronic sounds, rhythms, textures, and experimental approaches to create immersive sonic environments. Rather than being confined to a single aesthetic, Sentic Cycle embraces contrast, ambiguity, and constant transformation.

At the core of his work is an interest in creating a dialogue between the visual and the sonic — between what is seen, what is heard, and what is felt. Images can become atmospheres, sounds can evoke spaces, and both can exist as different expressions of the same underlying idea. His work seeks to create moments that are open to interpretation, inviting the viewer or listener to enter a space somewhere between reality, memory, and imagination.