Collaborative performance by Santiago Sierra, Lolo & Sosaku and Roger Pibernat, three artistic practices that converge in a format of perceptual, visual and sonic stimulation, to explore new forms of experience and expanded states of consciousness.
Santiago Sierra is one of Spain’s most incisive conceptual artists, recognized for provocative works that explore the sociopolitical structures of capitalism and make evident injustice and power abuses through the deliberately uncomfortable use of anonymous people. He represented Spain at the 50th Venice Biennale with an installation that barred public entry according to nationality and rejected the National Prize for Visual Arts to avoid state instrumentalization of his work.
Lolo & Sosaku fuse sound, sculpture, installation and performance. Their sound artifacts combine modified musical instruments, industrial materials and motors that make them autonomous and unpredictable. Chance and the tension between chaos and control are central elements of their work, which questions what we understand by instrument, work and creator through abrupt movements, noise and irregular rhythms.
Roger Pibernat is an illustrator, animator, musician and technological artist. He was a member of the Barcelona Laptop Orchestra at ESMUC and is co-founder of the collectives Wú and Axolot. He has developed the live coding language Živa and has collaborated on TidalCycles with Superfm. With Glen Fraser, he has developed the Animatron software, with which animation becomes performative art of improvised improvisation.
Curated and produced by Oriol Caba, who works at the intersection of art, culture and insurgencies with the aim of provoking tension, emotions, reflection and debate.
A production by Les antípodes in collaboration with Es Claustre and the support of the Generalitat de Catalunya and Ajuntament d’Agullana.
Collaborative performance by Santiago Sierra, Lolo & Sosaku and Roger Pibernat, three artistic practices that converge in a format of perceptual, visual and sonic stimulation, to explore new forms of experience and expanded states of consciousness.
Santiago Sierra is one of Spain’s most incisive conceptual artists, recognized for provocative works that explore the sociopolitical structures of capitalism and make evident injustice and power abuses through the deliberately uncomfortable use of anonymous people. He represented Spain at the 50th Venice Biennale with an installation that barred public entry according to nationality and rejected the National Prize for Visual Arts to avoid state instrumentalization of his work.
Lolo & Sosaku fuse sound, sculpture, installation and performance. Their sound artifacts combine modified musical instruments, industrial materials and motors that make them autonomous and unpredictable. Chance and the tension between chaos and control are central elements of their work, which questions what we understand by instrument, work and creator through abrupt movements, noise and irregular rhythms.
Roger Pibernat is an illustrator, animator, musician and technological artist. He was a member of the Barcelona Laptop Orchestra at ESMUC and is co-founder of the collectives Wú and Axolot. He has developed the live coding language Živa and has collaborated on TidalCycles with Superfm. With Glen Fraser, he has developed the Animatron software, with which animation becomes performative art of improvised improvisation.
Curated and produced by Oriol Caba, who works at the intersection of art, culture and insurgencies with the aim of provoking tension, emotions, reflection and debate.
A production by Les antípodes in collaboration with Es Claustre and the support of the Generalitat de Catalunya and Ajuntament d’Agullana.
