Rave was born out of the desire to be free. The performance you are about to “hear” is an attempt to glorify freedom. We lose it the moment we are r*ped by technology, and reclaim it when we begin to understand its roots. Where is the place of the human being in modernity and late capitalism? What kind of relationship do we have with technology as subjects? Is rave merely entertainment?
I’m bringing back “Cyborg in the Mirror”, a performance featuring wonderful music by Hoyden Space, a series of equally wonderful literary texts, and a performance by Klaudia Karaś.
A lot of things began with this project, but more about that in another post :)
I wasn’t just one of the co-creators of the project - I was also responsible for its visual identity and visual side.
