KATATONIC SILENTIO X LOREM
Inaugurated at Nextone’s annual festival in Ossola Valley (Italy) this past July, Katatonic Silentio and Lorem delved deep into an audiovisual performance that blends electronic music and multimedia elements. Working at the crossroads of sound and media arts, both artists use a mixture of electroacoustic instruments, electric guitars, distorted voice overs, and visuals.
KATATONIC SILENTIO X ANONIMA/LUCI
Anonima/Luci is a light art project that redefines space and architecture through laser-infused installations. Collaborating with sound artist Katatonic Silentio, they create dynamic and evolving artistic experiences.
SOFT PLANET
Soft Planet was a one-off event format dedicated to electronic music. It envisioned the club as a gathering of diverse bodies celebrating their interconnectedness and softness. Soft Planet sought to combine mutual empowerment and respect within a comprehensive, global-minded club experience. The festival started off with talks by Steve Goodman and Carmen Herold, hosted by EOS Radio. Additionally, it featured performances by upsammy, Shannen SP, Nicolas Lutz, Juliana Huxtable, Helena Hauff, among others, and a screening by Tianzhuo Chen. Soft Planet was produced by Stay Service in collaboration with Zoom Club and with the support of EOS Radio.
EOS RADIO
EOS is a hybrid platform that operates across various contexts by initiating events and cooperations and running an online radio. The latter serves as the foundation for exploring different formats and forging new alliances. EOS also incorporates an affiliated label and a wide network of collaborators. It aims to build an environment for fostering and interconnecting artists, music professionals, and audiences interested in overcoming functional sound regimes. Stay Service is a valued long-term collaborator, further enhancing the platform’s offerings.
FEED ME WEIRD THINGS
In collaboration with Stay Service and Institut für Klangforschung, Feed Me Weird Things has been conceived as a discoursive mini-series to transfer applicable knowledge between students, performers and practitioners. The range of topics touched were musical, performative, curatorial and technical practice and critique around the intersections of art and club cultures.