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31st Jan 2024 31st Jan 2024 20:00 23:00

Heinali with u-matic & telematique

20:00

Sabiwa with Nathan L. & MingJou Chen

22:00

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  • Sophia Bulgakova

    UA/NL

    Sophia Bulgakova is a Ukrainian ArtScientist, interdisciplinary artist, and activist currently based in The Netherlands. She works with art, technology, and contemporary social structures, focusing on the relationship between cultural identities, perception, and imagination. 

  • HiTech

    US

    The Detroit trio bring equal measures of crass and class to their playful, powerful ghettotech anthems.

  • Tarik Barri

    NL/DE

    Tarik Barri, of Dutch-Sudanese origin, is both an audiovisual composer and a software developer.

  • User Syndrome

    LB/UK

    Circuit-bent poetics and deviated sonics hacking the potentiality of sound to create a digital vocabulary through Cyber de/constructions: Beyond communication. Beyond the flesh.

  • Monolake

    DE

    Although perhaps best known for his peerless, timeless Monolake releases on Chain Reaction, Robert Henke is also widely renowned for the music, surround-sound performances, audiovisual installations, sound art, and photography he has been creating under his own name since the early nineties, and additionally as a co-creator of Ableton Live, a program that has redefined the electronic music industry.

  • NAH

    US/BE

    Mutating and smashing genres since 2011, the Philly-born artist brings a high level of fidgety anxiety to their experimental synthesis.

    • Image: Courtesy of the artist

    Channelling historical instruments like the gigantic theorbo lute, the baroque alto viola, and the baroque oboe, as Heinali the Ukrainian composer and musician Oleh Shpudeiko resynthesises early music with a modular synthesiser, exploring intersections of past and present. In exploring the roles of providence and contingency, he provides a bridge with which to connect the worlds of High Mediaeval polyphony and modular synthesis. The SHAPE+ supported artist will be joined by the Berlin-based visual artist u-matic & telematique, who hold a particular fascination for intangible processes including perception and the sense of time.

    Experimental audiovisual artist Sabiwa, supported by SHAPE+, draws inspiration from a myriad of personal recordings – among other daily family life, natural and surrounding soundscapes, sounds and ancient music traditions from native tribes of Taiwan – to create a beguiling journey through traditional Taiwanese folk musics turned concrète. Incorporating her own voice and manipulating and fragmenting source material to the point of it becoming unrecognisable, her mesmerising performance will explore psychedelic narratives through a live multi-projection AV show with additional performers Nathan L. & MingJou Chen.

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    Heinali, Sabiwa, and the residency for u-matic & telematique are supported by SHAPE+, which is co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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