2011 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The concert hall at the Syndey Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 13,000 times in 2011. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 5 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Like a virus knows_
Now we can relax in the cafes of the Plaza
Then run to the 24-hour game station
Or let’s get lost in the grey zone of a vast building
But, remember, the Sender has no human sight
Only like a virus knows_
Life is but a dream_
Deeper in blue skies
Life is but a dream
Deep inner city details
Will you walk with me?
Talking about the shape of shape_
Broken weather, broken toys
On a paper boat
With broken weather
We sailed away
To distant shores
Never reached the sun
Like we planted details
Tripping wildly
With the polar lights
We woke up in a black spring
Summer seemed away
Like letter found on bed
One day
With breaking up words
We hanged down the stars
Spilled golden stardust
On the waves
Now in the trembling streams
Of foggy winters
We’re spirits drifting
Fade to white
Still we’re chasing hope
Or we’re hunting up noise
In broken weather
We’re broken toys
And we wake up in dark days
Summer seems away
Like that letter found on bed
That day
(Still) with breaking up words
We hang down the stars
We’re golden stardust
On the waves_
In between places_
Here I am, sitting and with ten hours to spend in a place beyond all places. Unceremoniously dusty, thrown away in a lost and dumped landscape. Refused, but still preferring the Gardens of Babylon, to the happy compromise of missing my identity in the upstairs room. They told me they call it the Sterile Zone. No one is really here. But I still hear voices. In between places. Or into some other alien worlds_
ION live at DESTE Foundation for Kafka Zone exhibition
As part of the presentation for the Kafka Zone exhibition at DESTE Foundation (22/09/2011), I performed a 20 minutes piece for Reaktor & Tenori-on, closing a night of pleasant (and a few unpleasant) surprises.
Special thanks goes to Orestis Plakias, Freddie F. and to Athens International Film Festival for this gig.
Goethe.rmx
Somewhere in the midst of a summer recording fever with Mech▲nimal, I found some time to contribute to this project which I found to be of great interest. Firstly, thanks to Goethe Institut in Athens, I was invited to participate in an international remix project which included one original track and nine different producers from Canada, Brazil, Australia, Russia, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and of course Greece. The main idea was based in a recording of Goethe’s poem “Koenig in Thule” by Emil Klotzsch. Last week the presentation of the nine remixes, including mine as ION, took place through SoundCloud.
Here’s the ION remix
The interview and the photos for Goethe Institut’s project site were done by Nikos Chrysikakis.
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