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A Night of Ecstasy

A Night Of Ecstasy
solo performances by
Carmina Escobar and Banetoriko
curated by Kio Griffith
January 21, 2017 8PM
A Night of Ecstasy features two solo sets by experimental vocalist Carmina Escobar (Mexico City, Mexico) and noise artist Banetoriko (Nara, Japan). Both artists focus primarily on sound, voice, their bodies and the interrelations to physical, social and memory spaces. Carmina Escobar explores the extreme capacities of her voice investigating radical ideas and developing a wide range of vocal techniques. Banetoriko amplifies dreamy, anxious noisescapes with her self-made metal instrument calling for inspiration from yokai, a Japanese term for supernatural creatures, including monsters, demons, ghosts and spirits.
http://carminaescobar.com/
https://banetoriko.net/

Filed Under: 2015-2019, LACE, Performance Tagged With: 2017, A Night of Ecstasy, Banetoriko, Carmina Escobar, The Ecstasy of Mary Shelley

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