
Heavy metal clouds ∿∿∿ a newsletter #2
Dear friends, A small lil update from my side in mid summer, I am at the countryside seeing spiderwebs everywhere floating. A connective tissue. This Saturday I am playing the show ”forever flow of wet long fingers at least some millions touching the lights of one another (love u like e.t)” at a very lovely festival called Nonagon in the north of Sweden that boarders on southern Sapmi, Åarjelsaemien Guovlu. I feel honored to play along side some artists and musicians I have been following for years and are truly admiring such as Theon Cross and Fennesz. We are playing in an old oilcistern with a reverberation of 25 seconds. Time is lagging there. Stretching. As it must have done in caves before there were clocks. Thinking of oil as fossilized sun energy, as death of the Devonian seas- how we built our whole society on a very specific tragedy. How about this total goth moment from the show- captured at Norberg festival by Rasmus Erichs Lång To play this show that I made already back in
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Heavy metal clouds ∿∿∿ a newsletter #1
Dear, this is an attempt at a newsletter since I am slowly but surely trying to leave the social media sphere or at the very least, the fascist ones. It will be a sporadic send out when there are some news to tell, if you don't want to be on this list to receive them, please do let me know! <3 I am on my way to Malmö and Intonal Festival to be part of a thing called "Enjoy the Unknovvvn" its a three day gathering curated by SDVVVorks where they invited artists and researches to meet and share around the topics on technology, minerals, art and ghosts. I had the great pleasure of inviting the artist Marja-Leena Sillanpää to host a seance. There will be exhibitions and concerts and everything is free! Tomorrow Saturday 26.04 at 12.00 I will share some of my research around minerals, ghosts, our digital technologies and their wastelands and techno-fossils. This autumn i traveled to China and the city Baotou, a place where most of our rare earth minerals are mined which are then used for ou
