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Lénok with Grinderteeth & Synthtati

20:00

Lucy Railton with Charlie Hope and Rebecca Salvadori – »Not A Word From Me«

21:30

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SHAPE+-supported artist Lénok creates richly layered soundscapes that feel both haunting and freeing, using techniques that blend composition with creative deconstruction as a way to visualise alternative realities. Thanks to a short residency supported by SHAPE+, this world premiere performance will utilise lighting and set design by Grinderteeth and Synthati.

A new live show combining the work of three distinct artists in music, video and light design, pivoting off recent releases and new compositions by cellist and electronic musician Lucy Railton, »Not A Word From Me« showcases a specific encounter between the trio of Railton, filmmaker Rebecca Salvadori, and visual artist Charlie Hope who met over a decade ago in London, and have worked together in various configurations including work at PAF Olomouc, TQS, Cafe Oto, Le Guess Who?, ICA London, amongst others. This performance goes deep into an experience of sensorial exploration, submerging the listener into visceral and psychoacoustic states well known in Railton’s sonic work. Together with Hope’s sculptural lighting design and Salvadori’s highly personal video work, this performance summons the audience to engage in the sprawling, hybrid, multi-faceted dialogue between elements, where dynamic live cello and electronics, architectural light and film and beguiling narrative envelope a sensory environment. 

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Lucy Railton's performance is co-produced with FIBER Festival and DE SINGEL. Lénok and their residency with Grinderteeth and Synthati are supported by SHAPE+, which is co-funded by the European Union and Pro Helvetia. 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.