1 JULIA ROBERT ‘ALÈTHEIA’

In alètheia (ἀλήθεια in ancient Greek) which means “unveiling by veiling”, Julia Robert unveils her music through the viola d’amore and the voice, instruments that she veils and diverts in order to reveal other listening points. This organic facet of her musical writing will also be found into her use of repetition and trance music. alètheia meaning as well “being-true”, Julia Robert decided to face her argentine heritage and through the process of unveiling, arranges and works with traditionals songs from the Mapuche community. ​

A highly trained and professional violist, Julia Robert is currently developing a multidisciplinary language of performance, integrating the theatre and the body into her practice. She is the founder of the company Leidesis and IMPACT quartet and collaborates with ONCEIM, Garth Knox …

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2 YOUNES ZARHONI ‘YZ’

 Younes Zarhoni is a visual artist and sound artist. In recent years, he has translated his personal sonic universe into polyphonic vocal installations, electronic compositions, dance music and field recordings. His latest foray into transfixion-by-music is a study in quadraphonic vocals that is sculptural in scope and monastic in vibe. Austere incantations in Arabic are layered polyphonically, punctuated by silences that lean into the roaming rumination of these canticles. The result is blissful mindmelt, sonic immersions of a most contemplative order for closed eyes and wide open ears.