For the Swedish Danish director Carl Morberg we recorded and mixed the score and for the award winning feature film Tusind Timer. At our studios we also recorded and edited complete ADR for the film and most of the Foley. Decisions about the sonic aesthetics have been taken in close in close collaboation with Studio Soniska.
Drafts of Silence is an audiovisual art project by Silas Bieri and Alexis Rodríguez Cancino. The project started in 2017 with an exhibition at the Malmö Photobiennale and Draft of Silence #1 premiered at Lokstallarna in October 2020. It is an exploration of transformation and perceived silence through photography and sound design. Drafts of Silence is currently taking part of #gallery2408.
For Ableton Live we produced the online version of Sebastian Mullaerts Workshop-concert for #Loop 2020 Festival, that due to the outbreak of Covid-19 happened in an online format.
Choreographer and performer Khamlane Halsackda, a former partner of in-discourse produced the dance and theatre piece “Ursäkta oss” in collaboration with Dansnät Sverige 2016-17. In discourse created the sound design and the visuals as well as the trailers for the show.
For Malmö Fotobiennale 2017, Silas Bieri and Alexis Rodríguez Cancino from in-discourse were curated to present an audiovisual installation. The installation shows a parallel visual and auditive presentation of the room the audience is actually in. In this case shown as a analog dia show inside freight-container.
For the Malmö based company Utskottet vision AB we worked on the interactive video installation “Polygon”. Besides the soundtrack we developed max-msp patches which controlled the audio levels of the installation. For the same project we also shot and delivered a promotional trailer.
For Copenhagen based film-director Carl Moberg, we did the audio post production for “Taet på mig”. Many of the scenes contain music that has been recorded on the set. The athmospheric film has been mixed with a very musical approach.
3XGO is an interactive workshop about artificial intelligence. The workshop is as created as much for youth and as it is for pedagogues, and is pointing out the difficulties of interacting with digital realities.
What do you trust most, instructions from a computer or from a living person? Who has the freedom to use internet on their conditions?
Three times Game Over consists of interactive games set in an atmospheric design. The goal is to collect “arguments”, be “net-smart” and make participants aware of the traces they leave behind on internet. The workshop is applicable to gym halls, mess halls, schools and universities for students as well as teachers reflecting on digitalization of society. It was originally created for the city of Malmö.
Spatial Negotiations is a looped film installation. It is the result of a collaboration between choreographer Emma Ribbing and British artist Heather Barnett
The film opened BIOTallinn, Arcitectual Biennal Sept 2017 and was presented at Malmö Moderna Museum.
The film is a sensory exploration of urban space inspired by a single-celled organism. Using as a starting point, the collective behaviour of the Slime mould, Physarum polycephalum, a group of dancers were invited to explore an historic architectural site. The resulting film derives from this piece of movement research, experiencing the materiality and atmosphere of space whilst operating as a nonhuman collective body.
Rumbles with Bugaku, Kurr med Bugaku (SE) is a performance for children age 2-5, Premier May 2017 by Emma Ribbng. It has been produced in deep collaboration with in-discourse. Touring SALTO dancefestival in 2018 and internationally in South Africa & Ukraine in 2018-19
The tablet has run out! A groove is lost! The adventurous Bugaku transforms her bedroom to an imaginative dance fable to refind her groove.
“Total 4-year old concentration when @emmaribbing does her beautiful performance, This gifted artist has performed all over Sweden! @swedeninsa love
having you here Emma! “– Hedda Krausz, Svenska Ambassaden I Pretoria, South Africa
“It was so enchanting and totally engaged me on all sensory levels. What a wonderful time of learning.”– Diana Elea teacher and actress, Johannesburg
