music videos //

apart from music i am / have been involved in a num­ber of projects that employ visu­al con­tent along­side the son­ic one — shoot­ing / pro­duc­ing music videos for my own or oth­ers' music, gen­er­al­ly using 8mm film or VHS etc., using obso­lete video equip­ment for live-vjing on events / online con­certs, per­for­ma­tive act in col­lab­o­ra­tion with the­atre and con­tem­po­rary dance artists (like V. Labutin, Y. Arsen⁠⁠, V. Berezin, A. Vlasov, A. Mor­dasha and others)

electro-haram — การทำให้เสียอวัยวะ (2018)

pro­mo (could also be a part of a doc­u­men­tary about elec­tro­haram tribe way of liv­ing and mak­ing music in imag­i­nary moun­tains of high­er mid­dle-east) for the reis­sue of the emi­rate of haram album by elec­tro-haram as a 12" 78rpm sin­gle and tape Inshāʾal­lāh one day some­where — the future is unknown but bright

naz­lo pro­duc­tions & dop — @ars_kabir

the track is avail­able here

electroharam.bandcamp.com

Wassily Bosch — behind THE WALL (2022)

direct­ed, shot and (bril­liant­ly) edit­ed by wass­i­ly bosch, spring 2022 at high cas­tle, moscow. music played live by churh of hate at high cas­tle on the first noise_is_dead par­ty, in memo­ri­am of papa sra­pa and every­one else

the haters — chaadayev about the polywave (2019)

8mm film noise-video for the track from pur­pose by the haters, released on mag­net­ic reel-to-reel tape on naz­lo records

noise by gx jupit­ter larsen and the haters
star­ring — eugene voronovsky and sergey 'pahom' paho­mov
text by pyotr chaa­dayev from apolo­gia of a mad­man
dop/edit by kate kobzar
ep — wass­i­ly bosch

dolphin hospital — blumen (2021)

music by dol­phin hos­pi­tal \ gus­tav mahler
found 8mm footage by wass­i­ly bosch

the track is avail­able here

dolphin hospital — nature morte (2021)

footage shot on 8mm film by Wass­i­ly Bosch, from trip­tych why i am afraid
music by dol­phin hospital

the track is avail­able here

backwards illumination — fast forward (2021)

music by back­wards illu­mi­na­tion (fesikl miken­sky and wass­i­ly bosch)
video by wass­i­ly bosch

the track is avail­able here

Elena Botts & Dolhin Hospital — Movement one (2023)

Music record­ed in Tbil­isi in March 2023 at 408 Stu­dio, this is a track from the album God­for­sak­e­ness

 

Video by Wass­i­ly Bosch based on footage shot on VHS in Moscow in 2022

 

Cirquit-bent equip­ment by Wiu wiu

theatre & contemporary dance //

when alone

Spec­ta­cle à 11 décem­bre à 19h00
place : @wildelelieu
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Mise en scène : Vasilii Berezin en scenografia
Text: Zdanovich
Music : Dol­phin Hos­pi­tal en Vasilii Berezin
The nov­el turned out to be about how I remained, despite every­thing around me, alone in this mad New city — sur­round­ed by an entire­ly dif­fer­ent cul­ture — and how it trans­formed every­thing that was hap­pen­ing to me. Incred­i­ble dis­cov­er­ies and a new­found sin­cer­i­ty, which, I believe, are the essence of why con­tem­po­rary the­ater exists.

This text moved me. I do not know how the sto­ry will end, but I know that there will be a hap­py end­ing, no mat­ter what. In all real­i­ties and amid con­cen­trat­ed dys­func­tion­al con­di­tions, one can dis­cern the notes of a liv­ing per­son who, at some point in their life, was left alone with the text and became an intro­vert. Like in a table­top game.

And just like with the rules of a table­top game, we can only guess how one might breathe the air that could pre­vent the applied actions of per­pen­dic­u­lar devices. For me, this is an exper­i­ment of a sin­gle actor who can only, through move­ment, stand on their feet, make mis­takes, and take a step for­ward. And this can­not be the pri­ma­ry function.

A table, music, a chorale, and action.

Yulia Arsen – Do you really wanna live forever?

Dans une zone grise de frus­tra­tion et d’incertitude, nous nav­iguons dans un espace dépourvu d’identité cul­turelle ou tem­porelle claire. Cet envi­ron­nement indus­triel mélan­col­ique ressem­ble à un pur­ga­toire pour ceux qui n’ont pas d’ancrage cul­turel clair, piégés dans des cycles de répéti­tion et d’inertie. Le temps sem­ble figé, les événe­ments se suc­cè­dent mais nous ramè­nent d’une manière ou d’une autre au même point, comme si nous étions coincés dans une cap­sule mémorielle ou que nous étions devenus cette cap­sule. […] À tra­vers cette per­for­mance, nous explorons la pos­si­bil­ité d’accepter notre état sta­tique, la lutte pour se sou­venir ou trou­ver un sens à notre passé, et les moments fugaces de per­cée vers une clarté brève et insai­siss­able. C’est un voy­age où la réal­ité famil­ière et pour­tant incon­nue nous glisse entre les doigts, nous lais­sant per­dus dans une boucle per­pétuelle. En somme, ce n’est pas une per­for­mance très opti­miste, mais elle est faite par/pour des gens très optimistes.