Ali Altuncevahir is an artist, author, and technical specialist with expertise in music, sound technologies, and piano tuning and maintenance. For many years, he has been actively engaged in concert halls, cultural institutions, and academic environments, approaching art through a synthesis of technical discipline, intellectual inquiry, and human psychology.
He is currently based at the Atatürk Cultural Center (AKM) in Istanbul, where he is responsible for piano tuning, maintenance, and recording processes, working closely with the Istanbul Symphony Orchestra and other ensembles. His practice in piano tuning and mechanical regulation prioritizes not only technical accuracy but also the preservation of artistic integrity and performance quality.
As a composer and performer, Ali Altuncevahir works with piano, the three-stringed saz, and voice. His musical language explores inner states, social themes, and the rhythmic structures of mental processes. His released works, including Pulse and Weird, are available on digital streaming platforms.
Ali is also the author of Bulut ve Yıldız, Ay Güneş Dünya, and Qui. Among these, Qui stands out as an original work that combines personal experience, scientific perspectives, and narrative storytelling to address mental resilience, memory, neural coding, and psychological recovery. The methodologies he presents focus on mental organization, recall, cognitive encoding, and long-term mental well-being.
Through seminars and public talks under the title “Holistic Art Technique,” Ali Altuncevahir examines the intersection of art, science, psychology, and technology. He has delivered lectures at universities and public forums, emphasizing art not only as an aesthetic practice but also as a transformative and restorative force.
Ali Altuncevahir continues his work guided by principles of discipline, ethics, clarity, and experience-based production, aiming to sustain a meaningful connection between art, society, and time.