An evening of experimental sound practices situated within the acoustic and compositional conditions of Galiläa Church’s architecture. A sonic congruence of disruption, dreaming, healing, and (re-)connection. Four artists present works in between live-performance and spatial intervention.

aemlx: Through misuse of creative tools, aemlx crafts intricate sonic landscapes that shift between textural abstraction and experimental song. Blending voice, electronics, and burczybas (a Kashubian friction drum) sounds, their performance channels both disruption and intimacy.

Cruhda: Influenced by Iberian folkloric roots, Cruhda combines processed clarinets, field recording and sampling composition, guided by a strong presence of voice and poetry. Her latest work opens a space for vulnerability amid these militarized times.

JUSTIN offers a bodily-intensive work composed of spectral objects and ethereal breakdowns, reshaping the affective space of the church through sonic decomposition and embodied intensity.

eNµ + Martyna Chojnacka [Live AV] A drift through dream-fragments and sonic dust. eNµ sculpts otherworldly textures from tiny sounds, voices, and echoes of memory and imagination. Martyna Chojnacka conjures live visuals - blending code, real-time generative graphics, and interaction. Sound and image merge into a stream of perception where the real and imagined collapse.