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Anushka Chkheidze and Robert Lippok continue their collaboration with The Sky Was Out of Tune. Its eight movements form a long-form ambient piece in constant flux: soundscapes emerge from electronic synthesis and layered textures, while small melodies, rhythmic patterns, metallic noises, or distortions drift through like clouds across the sky. But a sky that is out of tune is still a sky. What shifts is the register in which it speaks. The Sky Was Out of Tune emerges from a live performance for Festival of Future Nows at Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie. Its organically tangled sounds mirror the artists' attention to nature as a system that is never quite in equilibrium. Ecosystems lean, compensate, tip, and recover -- balance, in the natural world, is not a fixed state but a perpetual negotiation. Chkheidze and Lippok take this as both subject and method. Their sounds shift weight between one another, approach resolution and then withdraw from it, hold tension without release -- they find form in the unstable.