Tecsound transforms its solutions into contemporary art

Tecsound, a subsidiary of the Soprema Group specializing in acoustic performance, presented a new decorative approach blending artistic creation and sound correction at a special exhibition. Last November, the brand showcased this approach in a temporary gallery dedicated to the Purekustik Art Collection, a series of works created through exclusive collaborations with contemporary artists. For over twenty years, Tecsound has been designing solutions to improve acoustic comfort in living and working spaces. Its Purekustik material, developed from recycled PET fibers, combines efficiency, durability, and diverse decorative possibilities. Lightweight, moisture-resistant, and classified B-s1, d0, it absorbs sound across a broad spectrum, paving the way for projects where acoustic treatment and visual expression complement each other. The first collection features artists from the fields of street art, textile design, and architectural illustration, including Pimax, DaCruz, Eddy Vitalone, MG La Bomba, Lemon Curves, Paper & Pen, and Marie Dooley. Each explores the Purekustik material through their own graphic lens, resulting in pieces that combine textures, colors, and acoustic performance.

Photo credits: Soprema