Lintang Radittya (b.1981) is a self-taught instrument builder and sound artist/performer based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. His current interests include DIY analogue electronics, the relationship between sound and space, randomness, Javanese Futurism, and the meeting points of electroacoustic, noise, and experimental music.  

Since 2007, he has been actively involved in teaching workshops, creating exhibitions, performing live, giving lectures, and crafting unique instruments and installations. In 2011, Lintang founded Kenali Rangkai Pakai, a project dedicated to the research and development of the DIY synthesizer culture in Indonesia. Additionally, in 2013, he initiated Synthesia-ID, a project aimed at documenting and chronicling the country’s synthesizer culture. In 2017, Lintang began his investigation into Java Futurism to the studies of visionaries, philosophy, myths, embodiment/vernacular studies of Javanese. The results of these research breakdowns into an aesthetic approach applied across various projects. Currently, he is working on a research book about synthesizer organology and the history of DIY synth culture in Indonesia.