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Title: DokfestLounge Kassel Date: 2015-11-01 Category: performance Slug: dokfestlounge-kassel-2015 Thumb: /library/dokfestlounge.jpg Background: /library/dokfestlounge.jpg For: DokfestLounge Kassel http://www.kasselerdokfest.de/en/festival/lounge/ With: Kool Mister DJ https://soundcloud.com/koolmisterdj Capture: 20161011162953
I was invited by the DokfestLounge to play at their Opening Party. DokfestLounge is the audiovisual arts side-festival of the DOKFest film-festival in Kassel. As a tribute to the film-festival's focus on documentaries I decided to do a "dérive" performance. During the day I drifted aimlessly through the city of Kassel and recorded subjective moments and impressions on the way. All and only this material was mixed and edited live during the night's performance to the music of Kool Mister DJ.
Thanks to Claire and Jan of DokfestLounge Kassel for the invitation and local support.
Here are some impressions of the performance, filmed and edited by Claire Fristot: