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Title: Clujotronic Date: 2016-10-01 Category: performance Slug: clujotronic-2016 Thumb: /library/clujo_2016_01.jpg Background: /library/clujo_2016_01.jpg For: Deutsches Kulturzentrum Klausenburg http://www.kulturzentrum-klausenburg.ro With: Alex Halka, Vlaicu Golcea https://soundcloud.com/vlaicu-golcea/vlaicu-golcea-alex-halka-prospects Capture: 20180902114222
For this years Clujotronic festival I wanted to do something completely different than in the years before: a projection into the audience through a room filled with fog. My aim was to play with the depth of the space instead of having video playing on a flat surface. The content consisted exclusively of magical and alchemical symbols which suited the dark ambient techno live-set of Alex Halka and Vlaicu Golcea.
Thanks to Tofa, Alexandra Muresan, Marius Neag for the photos!
