14_Phases | artworks Dwayne Jahn, music Raffaele Casarano Band | IV_SHOWCASE art video poems | VIDEO EDITION PAVILION

14_Phases | 5:00 play_VOD

We have created an art music video based on a proposed track by Monk Film Festival titled "Malaspina" by Raffaele Casarano, featuring Dhafer Youssef - oud, lyrics and voice.
The visuals consist mainly of drawings by Dwayne Jahn, his 3rd art video. Tunesian jazz musician Dhafer Youssef's voice with Dwayne's recent Phases-Drawings are merging: "As a harmonious unison of heartfelt music, colorful drawings and serene film, PHASES touches upon themes of what we go through in life around the world when we introspect and let go. This video can be considered an abstracted representation of personal balance and the ongoing search for improvement" - Dwayne Jahn.

Dwayne Charlou Jahn studied visual art & vocal music at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts in New York City; afterwards, he studied at the Liberal Arts College Bard in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY until 2006. Since 2008 he lives and works on his art and poems in Berlin, Germany.

DWAYNE JAHN drawings

RAFFAELE CASARANO fb BAND feat.
DHAFER YOUSSEF https://dhaferyoussef.com/

Screenings

45. Duisburger Akzente im Das PLUS am Neumarkt 19, 2.3.2023 - 7.4.2024
The Wrong Biennale 1.11.23 - 31.3.2024

17_Spiders | music Yoko Miura, Lawrence Casserley | VIDEO EDITION PAVILION

17_Spiders - Ebba Jahn 1:08 | play_vod

YOKO MIURA - piano https://www.amiranirecords.com/artists/yokomiura
LAWRENCE CASSERLEY - signal processing instrument

Lawrence Casserley - lawrence@lcasserley.co.uk

Lawrence Electronic Operations - www.lcasserley.co.uk

Eye Music Trust Ltd - www.eyemusic.org.uk

Lawrence Casserley (born Essex, England, 1941) has devoted his career to the creation and promotion of live performance electronic music in a wide variety of ways for more than fifty years. In 1967 he became one of the first students of electronic music on the new course at the Royal College of Music,
London, taught by Tristram Cary.

Since leaving the RCM in 1995 he has worked with many of the leading improvisers, particularly Evan Parker and his Electracoustic Ensemble. While he focuses primarily on the real-time transformation of other musicians’ sounds, he also uses voice, percussion, home-made instruments and found objects as sources for his Signal Processing Instrument.

Casserley’s instrumental approach to live computer sound processing is the hallmark of his work, which is documented on many CDs; he has performed and given workshops throughout Europe and in North and South America, Asia and Japan. Current collaborations include Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg, Philipp Wachsmann, Trevor Taylor, Gianni Mimmo, Martin Mayes, Nicola Baroni, Martin Hackett, Pat Thomas, Dominic Lash, Jeffrey Morgan, Harri Sjöström, Yoko Miura, Mia Zabelka and Viv Corringham. He is a regular member of Oxford Improvisers.