Made for Lord Pusswhip: a Neukölln horror action performed, shot and edited together with Alexandra Macdonnell. Additional appearances by Markus and Kati. 

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The performance ‘Lupita’ was part of a group exhibition of the same name which featured artists Gabriela Guarnizo, Sarah Johnson and Laura Vargas and took place at Musik Statt Autobahn e.V in Berlin in September, 2020.

Using an analog video mixer visuals were combined with live electronic sounds; voice, synth drones, samples and finally the corporeal squelches of a kiss captured by a contact microphone. A cathode-ray tube screen displayed a live camera feed of the performance overlayed with footage of a dark liquid filling the screen.

Below are some photos by Stefanie Walk.

 

 

 

 

 

Call From U was shot on 16mm film and hand drawn onto in the editing process. It features a track from the album Prol. See it on Youtube here.

 

 

As her final project for her Art and Media postgraduate course at the Berlin University of Arts (UdK) Hannah Schiefelbein produced an album entitled Prol and directed and performed in music videos for its tracks. The music videos were exhibited at the 2019 UdK Rundgang at Medienhaus in Berlin.

Shot on the coast of Peru for the track Mr Freedom from the album Prol. Camera by Martin Ortiz. Watch here.

“Intermittently written and recorded between 2015 and 2019 across Berlin, Australia & Peru, Prol transmits a sharply delivered sense of fracture and disorientation that is at once caustic, languorous and euphoric. Electronics trail off down perverse paths, snarling dissonances and scorching in-the-red tremors of low end burst at the seams, vocals are caught between sour, satirical disaffection and astute, fervent appreciation. The results are myriad, disorderly, not easily contained, a case of cutting across different extremes yet somehow remaining a united conception even amidst severe contrasts.” – The Ransom Note. Cover art by Marijn Degenaar. Listen here.

A pseudo-documentary about young lovers with a bad habit.
4:54 minutes. Watch here.

Demo/Tape
Consumer 69 was first self-released online on September 11, 2016. Germany based noise label Econore re-released the demo on cassette on February 8, 2018. Cover art by Marijn Degenaar. Click here to listen.

Shot on 16mm film with music by Circular Ruins. Watch here.