Si la radio n’apparaît pas, c’est que vous n’avez pas installé Flash ou que votre version n’est pas à jour. Vous devez également activer Javascript.
[traduction française non disponible]
“I was in this land called Hasla. A far-off land in which everything seemed familiar and yet oddly alien; a place you have never traveled to and yet which in a strange way is similar to every city you’ve ever visited, which - no sooner did you arrive - you already left again. At least that’s how I remember it. But how can I tell of a land that doesn’t exist?” —Suk-Jun Kim
Hasla consists of electroacoustic compositions that are inspired by a poetry of localization and spatialization of sound. Calmly and transparently, these sounds formulate questions whose answers are delayed, in a kind of tonal dream logic that lends the pieces their tension. Suk-Jun Kim (Korea, 1970) studied in Canada, the USA and France, and was a guest of the Artists-in-Berlin Program of the DAAD in 2009-10.
Bilingue (anglais, allemand) • DVD-Vidéo [NTSC]