Hasla

Suk-Jun Kim

Hasla

Translated title of the contribution: Hasla

Suk-Jun Kim

Music

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Abstract

"I was in this land called Hasla. A far-off land in which everything seemed familiar and yet oddly alien; a place you have never traveled to and yet which in a strange way is similar to every city you’ve ever visited, which – no sooner did you arrive – you already left again. At least that’s how I remember it. But how can I tell of a land that doesn’t exist?"

Hasla consists of electroacoustic compositions that are inspired by a poetry of localization and spatialization of sound. Calmly and transparently, these sounds formulate questions whose answers are delayed, in a kind of tonal dream logic that lends the pieces their tension. Suk-Jun Kim (*1970 in Korea) studied in Canada, the USA and France, and was a guest of the Artists-in-Berlin Program of the DAAD in 2009 / 10.

Translated title of the contribution	Hasla
Original language	Multiple languages
Place of Publication	Heidelberg, Germany
Publisher	Kehrer Verlag
Commissioning body	Berliner Künstlerprogramm des DAAD
Number of pages	87
ISBN (Print)	978-3-86828-162-0
Publication status	Published - 2011

Publication series

Name	Edition Galerie
Publisher	Kehrer Verlag

Bibliographical note

“Hasla” is published on the occasion of Suk-Jun Kim’s residence as a guest of the DAAD Artistsin-Berlin Program and the following exhibition “Welcome to Hasla” at the daadgalerie Berlin./„Hasla“ erscheint im Rahmen des Aufenthalts von Suk Jun Kim als Gast des Berliner Künstlerprogramms des DAAD und anlässlich der Ausstellung „Welcome to Hasla“ in der daadgalerie.

Catalogue includes a DVD-V NTSC./Der Katalog enthält eine DVD-V im Format NTSC.

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