As part of Vorspiel program by CTM festival and intermediale, Razamkunst and Shatkavalka communities present the night of electroacoustic music. Live performances with ambient, ethnoelectronic, experimental music and videoart which will take place at Haus Der Statistic, Berlin.

Lineup: • Electroacoustic live performance of Berlin based multi-instrumentalist F.S.Blumm.

• Parus - ethno-ambient project from Belarus. Will perform with
live vocals of folk songs from remote territories of the country, field recordings, sampled national acoustic instruments and analogue synthesisers.

•Rodionov trio The canvas where Rodionov's studio alchemy and visual art experiments converge with the soulful playing of his fellow musicians, promising an intimate and authentic musical experience. Misha Rodionov - Trumpet, FXs, Sampling, Dima Zilpert - Electric Guitar, Tanguy de la Panouse - Keys

• "Prostitute (Slain by Life)" silent movie from the 1926 live soundtrack improvisation. Curated by Zmicer Che

•Max Blax & FANGARM, represented by the Performance Büro team. Extravagant theatre of absurdity and abstraction, based on the capabilities of the human body and a modular sound control system.

•MaDMApper Dub techno live improvisation.

"Ladies, Gentlemen, and Non-Binary Comrades,

Today, I am delighted to share with you a unique project – the film "Prostitute (Slain by Life)," the first Belarusian feminist creation of 1926, which was deliberately silenced due to its resemblance to bourgeois German pseudo-scientific films. However, today we invite you to uncover this forbidden world and indulge in its unique energy.

This project represents a fascinating blend of VideoART&Ambiente Jam, where rhythm bullying, harmony mobbing, and sexism in arrangements become an extraordinary form of art – a living symphony where each note carries its own significance.

Let's delve into some key aspects of this endeavor:

Feminist Dimension: "Prostitute (Slain by Life)" stands at the gates of history as the first Belarusian feminist film of 1926, emphasizing the importance of gender equality and the inclusion of women's voices in public discourse.

Isolation from Bourgeois Influences: As a Soviet creation, it faced prohibition due to its association with bourgeois German pseudo-scientific films. Our cultural heritage must not succumb to the influence of hostile elements, and "Prostitute (Slain by Life)" stands as a vivid example of defending communist values.

Experimental Art: The project offers an innovative perspective on cinematography, ignoring standard genres and approaches. Bullying rhythm, harmony mobbing, and sexism in arrangements become artistic tools, allowing the audience to see art in a new light.

Cultural Context: "Prostitute (Slain by Life)" is a response to the gaslighting of the retrospective of the first Belarusian black-and-white silent film. It is not just a work of art but a reaction to the changing cultural and political landscape.

In conclusion, ladies, gentlemen, and non-binary comrades, "Prostitute (Slain by Life)" invites us to contemplate what it means to be modern guardians of art and culture. This film is not just a document of the past but a milestone shaping our future. Let us collectively support art that transcends boundaries and strives for new horizons of creativity!