Author Archives: kika

Another Communist Horror Story is another communist horror story about child labour, deep mining, gold lust, human sacrifice and antediluvian entities lurking in the dark. Based on a true story. Set in Banská Štiavnica, Slovensko. By luvan In English, Slovak … Continue reading →

For acsr 20th birthday party, Thomas Turine performed an electronic live version of Enfonçures. He previously composed this soundtrack for Caroline Logiou’s theater piece based on Didier-Georges Gabily’s poem, about the 1st Gulf War. Thomas Turine is a composer, a … Continue reading →

Koímêsis is a live radio performance in French and Greek ; a political poetry choir on Europe. « In August 2015, one month after the adoption of the Greece Memorandum of Understanding, the ‘No to the No’, I walked through the streets … Continue reading →

 “The Valley” Une expérience psychomagique Dans cette navigation initiatique, la frontière entre le réel et l’imaginaire n’est pas définie. Est ce un rêve? Pas vraiment. C’est une autre réalité qui jaillit d’une expérience concrète et ce, dans un but de … Continue reading →

“Maria Mariza and maybe Marianna” is a soundscape with a selection of rough and manipulated field recordings from Tanzania, Cyprus and The Netherlands. Created for Lost & Found (Young SDH/Korzo Theater), this radio composition was originally performed in a 6.2 … Continue reading →

Some of our fears are dancing inside… Burning everything around… This is about a journey; trying to find a way to calm down this fire, live with it, dance with it… Without any fear. Travelling through religions, meeting people, can … Continue reading →

“Tksitevy” de Suzy Vincens Une première expérimentation d’un work in progress, présentée lors du festival Monophonic 2014 de l’acsr à Bruxelles, à l’invitation de Radio Moniek. Une performance polyphonique d’improvisation à partir d’une partition-poème de Suzy VINCENS. Les partition-poèmes sont … Continue reading →

For this time, the show is only french speaking… Sorry for inconvenience. “Soliloque de celui qui croisa quelques fous puis la mort, s’en offusqua, puis en prit son partie. Voyages du Chevalier de Quevedo.” Il y a des personnages qu’on … Continue reading →

“Haren” de Flavien Gillié from Radio Campus Bruxelles In his essay “Discovering the vernacular landscape” John Jackson Brinckerhoff defines the vernacular, political and emerging landscape. These landscapes overlap, juxtapose and form what Sébastien Marot calls hyperpaysage. In the context of … Continue reading →

Bloop 28’20 it’s round it’s hard it lives in the dark it rumbles power it still hoarse and heavy despite the distance it resonates The Bloop is a submerged frequency, it diffuses in depth. Can you capture it ? I catch … Continue reading →