Mitchell Gustin is a pianist, composer, video and performing artist from Southern California. His musical interests lie in crafting works for solo piano, chorus, string quartet, symphony, and electro-acoustic combinations. He also creates ambient electronic music through a live audio processing software called AudioMulch, where he improvises with field recordings, voice, alto saxophone, keyboard, ocarina, and found objects. His video work has explored the movement, shape, and limitations of the human body, while also focusing on the manipulation of light, layers, and abstract images. Mitchell is a graduate of Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, Washington, where he studied music composition under the instruction of Janice Giteck. He has recently returned from South Korea where he worked within EPIK (English Program in Korea) as a public, elementary school guest English teacher. Returning to IMPACT for a fifth year, he offers, to the participants, his knowledge and experience of production to help facilitate a successfully unforgettable performance. You can listen to Mitchell’s music at mitchellgustin.wix.com/mitchellgustin

Korea where he worked within EPIK (English Program in Korea) as a public, elementary school guest  English teacher. Returning to IMPACT for a fifth year, he offers, to the participants, his knowledge and experience of production to help facilitate a successfully unforgettable performance. You can listen to Mitchell’s music at mitchellgustin.wix.com/mitchellgustin