Theatre production celebrating the centenary of António Aragão, a founder of Experimental Poetry in Portugal. Conceived as a performative-sonic-visual event.
Direction: Sara Gonçalves. Text: Rui Zink. Set design: José Manuel Castanheira. Video: Filipe Ferraz. Music and live interpretation: Jerome Faria.
Original score for film by Portuguese-Norwegian visual artist Margarida Paiva. The film depicts a park as a closed world where anonymous characters drift past one another, bound only by gestures and glances.
Live score for Robert Wiene's 1920 expressionist silent film. Working against Wiene's angular expressionist nightmare, the score creates a dialogue spanning a century of sonic possibility—honouring the film's unease while exploring territories the original could never have envisioned.
Music by Jerome Faria. Performed by Jerome Faria and Nuno Filipe.
A collaborative effort between sound artist Jerome Faria and programmer Victor Martins, documenting experiments in audiovisual composition. The project was presented both as a live performance and as this DVD release.
A curated collection of over 200 glitch images grabbed, composed and, in some cases, provoked by artists exploring digital aesthetics and imperfection.
