"Tones, sound, music have always been the focus of Kahrs' interest, both privately and as an artist. Music as material. Music as a form of communication. Music as a structure. Also as a symbol for social systems."

Beate Scheder in: Berlin Art Week, 14. August 2023

"Gravity's Tune is a great mix of documentary and artistic approach to science."

Radio report by Barbara Wiegand, for re-listening on rbb Kultur, published on September 12, 2023    

"You actually have to watch her movie several times. Firstly, to understand what gravitational waves actually are. And then to realize the monstrosity that a tiny signal, infinitely magnified, is translated and obscured."

Birgit Rieger in: Tagesspiegel, 05. November 2023

"I tend to focus on the fascination and try to be inspired by these phenomena and make them visible and audible. In this way, I try to appropriate the musical potential of scientific findings in my artistic work."

A conversation with the artist Annika Kahrs. For re-listening on radioeins rbb, published on 10. November 2023

"The film 'Gravity's Tune' opens up an artistic and poetic approach to the physical phenomenon of gravitational waves. Keith Thorne, who works as a physicist at LIGO, provides scientific support for the cinematic-musical examination."

Norbert Lossau in: welt, 14. November 2023

"For me, it was beautiful to see how the musical and scientific worlds are coming together and showing their connections. Both disciplines try to uncover the invisible and the hidden and thus make it visible and audible. Both try to understand complex systems, understandably present these, shift perspectives and build a relation to everyday life. They both know they are currently on the trail of something difficult to understand. But this something provides, at the same time, the imagination and the knowledge of the vastness of the universe."

A conversation with the artist Annika Kahrs and Katažyna Jankovska in: CLOT, 23. November 2023