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An underground experimental night.
As part of a week-long program at KW, the Grounded Outer Space People music ensemble and residency program open their collaborative practice to the public. Developed by artist and musician Anton Kats, the group features a rotating cast of performers, including Hiromu Seifert, Natalie Greffel, and Nima Séne for this edition. The project explores themes of transmigration and sound through improvisation and collective listening, drawing inspiration from "sonic antifascism" and Ukrainian cosmism. The ensemble views music as a method for connecting bodies, histories, and geographies.
The lineup includes the Grounded Outer Space People ensemble, featuring Anton Kats, Natalie Greffel, Hiromu Seifert, and Nima Séne.
The event is held at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, located at Auguststraße 69, 10117 Berlin.
The event focuses on experimental sound art, electronic music, and ambient improvisation influenced by Ukrainian cosmism.
The project explores themes of transmigration, sonic antifascism, and collective listening as a way to connect bodies, histories, and geographies.
The setting is an art gallery space where the practice is collaborative and open, generally allowing for mixed seating and standing.