Release date: June 11/21
Beginning our week is a special feature from audiovisual explorer Boris Acket off his first official solo offering 'Home' on dutch imprint De Lichting. Up till now, his career has been marked by more cerebral project-oriented work, but this multi-chapter ambient album manifested from a very personal headspace. We are pleased to share with you 'Shadow of Monstera Deliciosa', one of 7 extended cuts from this very deep multi-sensory body of work.
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----- About Boris Acket
Boris Acket is a contemporary artist, composer & director specialized in multidisciplinary projects within music, installation-art, performance & film. Acket operates as a conductor of creative processes, residing within complex systems in which artist, space & medium connect as one. His works and performances were exhibited at NXT Museum, Muziekgebouw aan het IJ, Amsterdam Dance Event, De School, Down The Rabbit Hole, Wildeburg, Lowlands, Van Gogh Museum, Frame Lab & DGTL Festival and featured on Resident Advisor, NRC, Volkskrant, Het Parool, Subbacultcha & 3voor12. Collaborators are, among others, 4DSound, Colin Benders, Klangstof, Rogier van der Zwaag, Joep Beving, Salvador Breed, Oceanic, De School, Robbert van der Bildt and Maarten Vos.
----- About Home
Boris Acket’s first official solo offering home is a significant departure from his previous work. Up till now, his career has been marked by more cerebral project-oriented work, but this multi-chapter ambient album actually manifested from a very personal headspace.
Acket met visual artist Vincent Rang last year and in their mutual acquaintance, he found out Rang’s work had a lot in common with his own. Like with Acket’s use of field recordings, Rang works with materials he’s only able to control to a certain extent. By manipulating substance, color and placing, he’s essentially creating these living underwater paintings. These ‘aqua-ecosystems’ are nevertheless bound to the laws of physics, gravity and nature, which is precisely the point.
HOME performed Live at Amsterdam’s Muziekgebouw:
https://youtu.be/ZqwQVGjDNJw