Upcoming · Performance
Modern Nature · Live AV Night
1F Projects presents the second iteration of LIMINAL, a Live AV* Night featuring 4 new live AV sets. This time, we invited sound and video artists to work on a new performance piece resonating on “Modern Nature.”
In this edition of Liminal, we referenced “Modern Nature” after Paul Klee’s (1926, Bauhaus) thinking and relationship to “nature” shifting from literal observation to exploring the hidden rhythms, growth processes, and organic laws underpinning the universe.
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Live AV sets start 9PM with 10-minute intermissions between performances. Seating capacity is limited.
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*Live AV (audio-visual) performance is a real-time artistic display combining synchronized sound, music, and visuals (motion graphics, video, lighting) to create an immersive experience. Often, this involves live manipulation of digital or analog media by performers, blurring the lines between art, technology, and cinema.
CRWN is the project of King Puentespina, a Filipino producer, songwriter, and artist whose work spans soul, experimental, avant-garde, and club. Active since 2013, he has produced for Nadine Lustre, LONER, Clara Benin, Jason Dhakal, and others, and released his debut album Séance, a dance-music-centric record with ten collaborators. He has played Malasimbo, Wanderland, and Wonderfruit, with international shows in New York, Tokyo, and Singapore.
Tim Lopez is a Quezon City-based illustrator, visual artist, and graphic designer.
Bio forthcoming.
Shara Francisco is a media artist, designer, and cultural worker whose work explores the algorithmic patterns formed between human and technology. She examines how the latter has become habitual, embedded in relational interactions and behavioural tendencies. Her practice extracts real-life and internet data, which serve as troves of individual accounts that ultimately form pockets of collective memory, referenced in installations, moving images, and live visuals.
Mario Consunji is a Manila-based artist and producer working across electronic music and sound design. He’s known for his earlier minimal synth project Big Hat Gang, which debuted on Number Line Records in 2011, though his work has since moved away from song form toward ambient and sound. His most recent record, Landscapes, released under his own name, originated as an audiovisual piece staged at Kaput 8 in collaboration with Derek Tumala, treating ambient not as background but as a core mode of expression.
Bio forthcoming.
Derek Tumala (b. 1986, Manila, Philippines) is a multidisciplinary artist working with new media, video, sculpture, installation, drawing and artistic research in the pursuit of ecological world-making. His art practice revolves around the mediation of science in art and interconnectedness. Tumala received a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts Major in Advertising Arts at the University of Santo Tomas, Manila.
Tumala’s notable artistic projects were presented at the 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts; Der TANK, Basel Academy of Fine Arts and Design FHNW; Biennale Jogja 17; World Weather Network; Sainsbury Centre, UK; Museum of Contemporary Art & Design-Manila; Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne; and Art Basel Hong Kong.
He participated in the Delfina Foundation Artist Residency, London; Manila Observatory AiR; International Rice Research Institute Art-Science Residency; Apexart Fellowship New York; 10x10 Korea Research Fellow; and Salzburg Global Seminar. He collaborated with cultural institutions British Council, Goethe Institut and Japan Foundation.
Tumala received the Cultural Center of the Philippines’s Thirteen Artists Award (2024) and was named an ArtReview Future Great (2024).
Bio forthcoming.
