soundSibling

Libration, is the name of an upcoming collaboration between Frauke and Helena Persson at Textival, March 23.

Frauke, butoh dancer and choreographer, and sound artist Helena Persson, are forming an installation and live performance, where the dancer is syncronized with the room and the materials of the installation. The choreography and sounds are created in close relation to one another. The performance is to be simultaneously followed and written about by the writer Kristofer Folkhammar.

“Vi rör oss hela tiden tillbaka mot dygnets mörka timmar, men ser både dag och natt i horisontens rand. I de dovaste tillstånd, ryms en förtätad aktivitet. Den minsta svängning tas emot med den största intensitet. I ett tillstånd som vi inte vill lämna, som nattens mörker hjälper att förstärka, finns det som är vaket.”

See you there!

March 23, 7.30 pm,
Kristallbaren, Stora Teatern

Read more about Frauke and Textival

Listen to Kulturnytt, Swedish Radio, at the exhibition! Jump to 3.04 min!

http://sverigesradio.se/sida/avsnitt/143195?programid=478

The Sounding Room is an experimental exhibition made by students from the Composition Program at The Academy of Music and Theatre in Göteborg. The installation Hovering Abode, made by Helena Persson and Eduardo Conceição (Berlin) is one of the pieces that will be presented at this exhibition.

Hovering Abode is an interdisciplinary experiment when it comes to both inspiration and expression. After seeing a drawing painted by the portuguese artist and architect Eduardo Conceição, Helena started developing her thoughts about the mobile life and its pros and cons, into a sounding scenario. The picture became the starting point of a correspondance built on pictures, photos, texts and words between the two of them. From this material a sketch evolved that later became an installation embodied in sound and architecture. Hovering Abode is a sounding sculpture, containing 6 speakers, surrounded by 4 speakers in a room. The sounds in the installation are field recordings.

Welcome to the Opening Cermony, Jan 18, 6 pm!

The Sounding Room
Jan 18, 6 pm, Opening Ceremony
Jan 18-27, Exhibition (Opening Hours: Tue-Sun, 12-5 pm, Wed, 12-7 pm)
Röda Sten, Göteborg, Sweden

Read more about the work between Helena Persson and Eduardo Conceição!

The tape piece “Visited” is one out of several sound works that will be played at Lindbladstudions electronic concert this weekend. Read more about the event here!

Jan 15, Saturday
3 and 5 pm
3:e Våningen, Sockerbruket 9, Klippan, Göteborg

It has been a busy week in Berlin starting up the construction of the future sounding sculpture created by Helena Persson and Eduardo Conceição. The Hovering Abode, as it is called, is the first joint collaboration between the two when it comes to art. The swedish-portuguese duo met in Stockholm while working on a theatre play for The Fringe Festival, where Eduardo made the scenography and Helena was doing sound and light. You will be able to experience the Hovering Abode at the exhibition called “The Sounding Room”, Jan 18-27, Röda Sten, Göteborg, Sweden.

Read more about the works of Eduardo Conceição.

Sept 8 Krísuvík Choir will be exhibited at the City Library in Halmstad. To read the whole program, click here.

Opening hours 18.30-02.00.

About Krísuvík Choir

Tomorrow soundSibling will take part of the Lindblad Ensemble at Norbergfestivalen. You will also be able to listen to Siri Mandolini, Anton Lennartsson, Buchla Boys and Louise Magnusson.

July 25, 5 pm
Norbergfestivalen, Mimer

Read more about Norbergfestivalen 

Today March 6 at 12 the sound sculptures Krísuvik Choir starts to sing!

While wandering through the enigmatic surface, the wholes of the ground started to speak, telling their stories. As if each and one of them had something important to say, they where telling tails from the passed, the present and for the future.

Krísuvík Choir is a sounding reconstruction of the surface I walked, but at the same time an embodiment of the voices that I met, personified in a new shape, represented by their own unique expression.

Världskulturmuseet in Göteborg

Tuesday 12-17
Wednesday 12-20
Thursday 12-17
Friday 12-14