This evening revolves around the presence, rhythm and contextualization of voice in relation to synthetic soundscapes.

Tot Onyx, Photo: Kayoung Kim @ BEEK

Junya Fujita and Alexander Iliashenko, Photo: Kayoung Kim @ BEEK

In an interlingual mixed media performance, the artists Junya Fujita and Alexander Iliashenko explore W.G. Sebald's novel "Austerlitz". Its scenes, their phonetic qualities and rhythm, serve as a score for an electric improvisation. Alessandra Eramo focuses on the role of voice opposed to its spacial surroundings and noise, creating a collage of immersive acoustics to move beyond sound into more visceral layers of poetic expression. Ditterich von Euler-Donnersperg creates narrational atmospheres, lead by spoken word and challenged by noisy interceptions. In the process, his pieces traverses tender electronic paths through industrial environments. Recently debuted with her solo album as Tot Onyx, Tommi Tokio incorporates a vast vocabulary of experience in visual, body performative, textual and sonic arts. She merges her voice and movement with sound design, a convergence of rough intimacy. Semi Nice will extend our sonic pirouettes on the decks in the bar. In her sets, she trusts the ideas of Nachklang and the inherent reverences within and beyond genres which are carried by a synthesized attitude.

Ditterich von Euler-Donnersperg, Photo: Kayoung Kim @ BEEK

Die Veranstaltung ist gefördert durch die Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg, Bezirksamt Hamburg-Nord.