Dissolved in Reality

02nd Feb 2023 03rd Feb 2023 00:00 07:00

Jana Woodstock

00:00

Dreamgirls

00:00

Espectra Negra

01:45

bela

02:30

Tanat Teeradakorn & Nuh Peace

03:15

Vieze Meisje

04:20

Jana Woodstock

04:50

Berghain25 / 18 €

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  • Verónica Mota

    MX/DE

    The Berlin-based, Mexican sound artist works with analogue and digital synthesis, field recordings, and musique concrète techniques, often displaying her proficiency at playing a variety of instruments.

  • Bill Dietz

    US/DE

    The American, Florence-based composer, writer, and co-chair of the Bard MFA Sound Department centers his artistic and theoretical work on reception – its histories, forms, and performance.

  • Verónica Mota

    MX/DE

    The Berlin-based, Mexican sound artist works with analogue and digital synthesis, field recordings, and musique concrète techniques, often displaying her proficiency at playing a variety of instruments.

  • Doron Sadja

    US/DE

    The American artist, composer, educator, and instrument designer – who splits his time between Berlin and Los Angeles – explores modes of perception and the experience of sound, light, and space. 

  • Jessica Ekomane

    FR/DE

    The French-born, Berlin-based electronic musician and sound artist’s practice unfolds around live performances and installations.

  • Team Rolfes

    US

    The NYC-based, pioneering virtual performance studio and image house was founded by directors Sam Rolfes and Andy Rolfes.

    • Photo: Courtesy of the artists

    Säule will be filled with sounds between ritualistic noise, post-punk, digital deconstructions, and gabber, each with a unique performative edge that conjures portals to distinct worlds and fictions. Donning pink hazmat suits, a noisy, industrial, femme waste removal service is performed by Dreamgirls (Clíona Ní Laoi and Michelle Doyle) who have come to clean up all the waste, spray disinfectant, and remove human stains.

    MusicMakers Hacklab co-host Verónica Mota appears as her Espectra Negra moniker, unfurling experimental, industrial, and ritualistic sonics between the Säule’s booming concrete pillars.

    The South Korean musician bela takes strong conceptual narratives to their works, as heard most recently through Guidelines, a release investigating Nongak, a traditional form of Korean folk music.

    Longtime friends and collaborators in Bangkok’s burgeoning experimental scene, Tanat Teeradakorn and Nuh Peace join forces with a meld of costume, performance, video, and party vibes, taking inspiration as much from noise and queer cultures, as from sounds and scenes of their native Bangkok.

    The duo Vieze Meisje bring pop, performance, humour, and rave in one dazzling act.

    Frequent CXEMA guest Jana Woodstock links the night’s sounds through wide-ranging interventions, pulling from her love of the many textures of music’s noisier and beat-propelled techno spectrum.

    Event Access

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    Tanat Teeradakorn and Nuh Peace appear thanks to support from Goethe-Institut Thailand.