03 12 / 2012
Drawing from a wide range of source material, this recorded performance combines a palette of edits of classic Arabic pop, found sounds from radio, television, conversation, and the streets of Cairo, Doha, and Toronto, within a framework of original electronic composition that responds and envelops these sounds.
The intended listening experience evokes radio listening while in transit, moving from room to room in a venue for dance music, or musical daydreaming while watching the news—moving from space to space into another in which the sounds themselves are the main elements.
Composed by Karim Sultan for Kalimat MagazineThis audio piece was developed for the V&A Friday Late: Record, Reframe, Resist on 30 Nov, 2012.
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03 8 / 2012
Blue: My dear Homsie who is in Heaven…. take unto you some of your brothers, the Aleppians, who are on their way.
Red: ??????
Blue: I swear, my brother, our time has come
Green: no comment!!!
Plum: 1000
17 4 / 2012
Red: Has anyone heard anything?
Green: Good news, I hope?? God willing, there is nothing :(
Blue: Boooooom
Yellow: I’ve heard!!
Purple: ???
