25.2.2025 19h30 Einlass
St Celfer, Nina Sobell, Sachiko Hayashi, Fluffy Crumb
Regina Außerwöger, Stefan Krist, Didi Kern
St Celfer, treading glitch-tronic failure, creates improvisational future-folk compositions – sound is amalgamated and congealed into a resolution of crossed and overloaded signals. In performance St Celfer embraces sensory overload in order to unlock ways of perceiving a world made narrow by the impositions of power. john macdougall parker, of American and Korean origin, floats between NYC, Seattle, and São Paulo. (photo by Marcus Leoni)
www.StCelfer.com
Nina Sobell is a New York-based multimedia artist renowned for bringing her pioneering integration of technology, performance, and interactivity into contemporary art. Her work has explored concepts of communication and connectivity through cutting-edge technologies such as brain-wave monitoring device (EEG), closed-circuit television, and internet connection, investigating how technology transforms perception, fosters connection, and reveals hidden aspects of human experience. Sachiko Hayashi, a Japanese-born, Sweden-based artist, is recognised for her video art and digital media practice, addressing themes of memory, identity, and time—both personal and collective—often through a non-verbal, experimental approach. Together, Sobell and Hayashi have been cultivating a creative partnership that merges Sachiko’s AI-generated visuals with Nina’s sound art, examining new artistic possibilities at the intersection of technology, sound, and image.
www.NinaSobell.com
https://www.e-garde.com/
Fluffy Crumb, an engineer from Poland who has dreamed of mastering chaos since childhood, studied deterministic chaos and has been writing scripts and applications since, but the real success in this goal is music – honest, emotional sound art based on balloon clamors and rackets, which can be heard on
