Carla Boregas presents a first compositional study of “Zona Morta”, a new sound piece based on women’s secrets. Departing from a sonic archive on tape of more than 70 secrets that she has recorded/collected since 2016, the composition reflects on the alterity embedded in the process of listening.

At this event, Boregas will also share the compositional research process that was developed as part of her fellowship with Morphine Raum, supported by the Weltoffenes Berlin program.

Carla Boregas is a Brazilian musician, composer and sound artist. By merging the organic and the synthesized, Carla builds up sonic scenarios where the sensation of presence lies between density and delicacy. Her work includes composition, improvisation, performance, sound installation and radio art.

Elshan Ghasimi (*1981 in Isfahan, Iran) is a master of the tar, a long-necked Iranian lute instrument, and of Persian classical art music, as well as a composer, performance artist and educator. She works in meeting spaces of tradition and modernity, West and East, music and other art forms.

Juliana Perdigão is a Brazilian composer, performer, singer and musician. She has been performing in stage and studio in collaboration with various artists in music, theater, performance, literature, dance and visual arts for over 20 years. She dedicates her artistic work to the search of interconnections between sound, words and performance.

Réka Csiszér is a Hungarian vocalist, composer, performer, and a multidisciplinary artist from Transylvania. A prolific artist active in numerous multidisciplinary projects and collaborations, Csiszér aims to create conceptual, audio-visual works steeped in science fiction and avant-garde experimentation.