gabiani_irina

Born 1971, Tbilisi (Georgia) Lives and works in Luxembourg



Contact:



irina.gabiani@yahoo.com






Site:

http://www.irinagabiani.com/




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http://irina-gabiani.livejournal.com/ 


http://www.agoramagazine.it/agora/spip.php?article5563


http://www.artreview.com/profile/IrinaGabiani 




http://www.artslant.com/global/artists/show/64242-irina-gabiani

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=412039013


About Irina Gabiani


After studying at the Academy in Tbilisi, Irina moved to Amsterdam where she studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy (“Free direction” and “Contemporary jewellery”). Irina has lived and worked in Luxembourg since 1998.

The Universe in its holistic essence is the focus of the research of the artist according to whom we all belong to a unique system, to a "big organism" imagined as a kind of complex, interrelated chain, of which we, and everything around us, are a part.



Trying to see beyond what we can perceive with our eyes, going beyond the vision of the world as we use to know, the artist researches the innumerable similarities between the infinitely big and the infinitely small within matter. The two "worlds" look as though they mirror one another. The more we know matter and understand its complexity which escapes us at a simple glance, the more the infinitely small leads us to the universe. For this reason, especially in her recent works, images of the micro and macro universes appear one next to the other and, sometimes, the images from the micro exceed the dimension of those from the macro. Discovering infinite worlds within our every-day surroundings leads the artist to believe that there are other parallel realities in time and space.




In her works, Irina uses drawing, painting, photography and sculpture, often in porcelain or ceramics.




Her works have been shown in Italy, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Portugal, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Georgia, Russia, Macau, China and Australia.

Irina Gabiani, still from "Urtiertkavshiri", Vitruvian Woman




VITRUVIAN WOMAN Video Installation at Video Dia Loghi 2009, at Cinema Massimo Sala 3 and Velan Center for Contemporary Art

14 December 2009 from 20:30 - 22:30, Cinema Massimo, Sala 3 (Via Verdi, 18 - Torino)

http://www.museonazionaledelcinema.it/cinema_massimo.php

At the opening evening of Video Dia Loghi 2009, the video of the first edition of the Video installation “Vitruvian Woman”, a project curated by M. Chang and K. Wyon, will also be shown at

Cinema Massimo, Sala 3.

From December 15th (opening evening starting at 18:30) to December 22nd, 2009, the Video Installation "Vitruvian Woman", curated by M. Chang and Willy Darko, will be on show at

Velan Center for Contemporary Art, Via Modena 52, Torino.

For opening time, please check the Gallery’s site, below:

http://www.velancenter.com/


The Vitruvian Woman video installation:

The Vitruvian Woman is a multimedia sculpture created by 34 artists from around the world. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s sketch; The Vitruvian Man, which idealises the classic proportions of the human body, in his case the male body, The Vitruvian Woman sets out to trace the multidimensionality of womanhood in a flow of five three-minute video sequences reflecting the nine bodily regions: the head, heart, stomach, sexual organ, right arm, left arm, left leg, right leg and feet.
This poetry of dismemberment screened on nine monitors draws on diverse chapters of female identity, from scenes of domestic life to the sensibilities of lingerie and lust. Allegories of the flesh and a male beaten to pulp add to the shaky image of female empowerment as it alternately pins its hope on Buddhist mantra and surrenders to the flux of collective consciousness. (Kim Wyon)


Participating artists

Aditi Kulkarni, (India)
Alberto Guerreiro (Portugal)
Alexandra Buhl (Denmark)
Alicia Felberbaum (United Kingdom)
Alison Williams (South Africa)
Ambuja Magaji (USA)
Anders Weberg (Sweden)
Anica Vucovik (Serbia)
Arthur Tuoto (Brazil)
Brad Wise (USA)
Bruno Penteado (Brazil) & Henrique Cartaxo (Brazil)
Christy Walsh (USA)
Dave Swensen (USA)
Debbie Douez (Canada)
Igor Amin (Brazil)
Irina Gabiani (Luxembourg)
Jan Kather (USA)
Joas Sebastian Nebe (Germany)
Joy Whalen (USA)
Kai Lossgott (South Africa)
Kika Nicolela (Brazil)
Michael Chang (Denmark) & Melanie Chilianis (Australia)
Niclas Hallberg (Sweden)
Per E Riksson (Sweden)
Renata Padovan (Brazil)
Ronee Hui (United Kingdom)
Stina Pehrsdotter (Sweden)
Simone Stoll (Germany) & Anthony Siarkiewicz (USA)
Ulf Kristiansen (Norway)
Uma Ray (India)
Willy Darko (Italy)

                    





Irina Gabiani, still from Samaia or Triamazikamno, 2007


HEP China, curated by Jose Drummond, will run from 14 November (opening) to 12 December 2009 at
AFA @ Portuguese Bookshop Gallery Macau China

The program will be as follow:

Paradox – November 14 to November 20

Dave Swensen Until Death Parts Us 01:23 - USA
Nicole Rademacher Walk With Me 01:16 - USA
Khairy Hirzalla Looking for 01:54 - Jordan
Hakan Akcura Catharsis 05:25 - Turkey/Sweden
Larry Caveney Arm Wresting Intervention 08:51 - USA
Kim Miller Thanx for Meeting Me Here 03:11 - USA
Vienne Chan Nightdance 05:53 - HK/Canada
Basmati Corpus Tracks 05:17 - Italy
Irina Gabiani Samaia or Triamazikamno 06:26 - Luxembourg
Xenia Vargova Tutu 03:10 - Bulgaria
Ng Fong Chao Redemption 10:55 - Macau

Loss & Desire - November 21 to November 27

Gaia Bartolini Unseen Dialogue 07:21 - Italy
Daniel Chavez Self Examination – I Am Nothing 02:38 - USA
Michael Douglas Hawk Bubble Girl 02:14 - Germany
Richard Jochum Mama 01:34 – Austria/USA
Alison Williams Cage-panic 01:46 - RSA
Debbie Douez Two in One 03:18 - Spain
Manfred Marburger Proud 02:15 - UK
Gili Avissar Self portrait-Dead artist 00:34 - Israel
Jose Drummond The Illusionist 01:58 – Portugal/Macau
Masha Yozefpolsky Deep Freeze Israel
Bianca Lei Won Ton noodles, I love …… IT ! 13:00 - Macau

Transformation - November 28 to December 4

Amina Bech Tranquility Inverted 03:40 - Norway
Bill Millett The Book 06:46 - UK
Anders Weberg Undisclosed beauty 03:13 - Sweden
Glenn Church Fragility 05:33 - UK
Alison Williams & Anders Weberg Mirror Mirror 02:30 - RSA/Sweden
Christy Walsh Isolation 03:28 - USA
Alberto Guerreiro Transcendent 04:30 - Portugal
Alicia Felberbaum There and Back 02:47 - UK
Sue Pam-grant Portrait 03:26 - RSA
Danny Germansen Alienation & loneliness 01:59 - Denmark
Alice Kok The Duet 03:21 - Macau

Fantasy - December 5 to December 12

Adamo Macri OOC 05:51 - Canada
Ebert Brothers Bluescape 02:57 - Germany
Verena Stenke/Andrea Pagnes Crossing 02:44 - Italy
Robertina Sebjanic Bubble 06:02 - Slovenia
Niclas Hallberg The Crying Man 01:23 - Sweden
Michael Chang Concerto Azzurro 06:10 - Denmark
Paolo Bonfiglio Mater 07:20 - Italy
João Ricardo Scarleet 07:04 - Portugal
Cindy Ng Walking 09:25 - China

HEP (Human Emotion Project) at Castello di Frontone, Pesaro, Italy, 2009

11 ottobre -  15 Novembre, 2009





OUT OF RANGE





 



www.comunedifrontone.it/

Irina Gabiani`s video "Samaia or Triamazikamno" will be shown on that occasion

 



Human Emotion Project at Optica Festival Paris 2009

Participating Artists: 

Irina Gabiani, Debbie Douez, Robertina Sebjanic & Nika Autor, Alberto Guerreiro, Osvaldo Cibils, Christy Walsh, Karina Smigla-Bobinski, 48073, Eduardo Cuadrado, Richard Jochum, Adamo Macri, Alison Williams, Masha Yozefpolsky, Anders Weberg, Pablo de Castro, Paolo Bonfiglio, Marty McCutcheon, Vienne Chan, Jose Drummond, Michael Chang, Tim White-Sobieski, Leme 42, Debbie Douez, Tatiana de Luxe,Tristan Mory, Glenn Church, Roy LaGrone, Ektoras Binikos, Álvaro Perez Mulas, Gaia Bartolini, John Benneth, Niclas Hallberg, Mads Ljungdahl, José Luis Pajares, Alicia Felberbaum, Ebert Brothers.

Hep director: Alison Williams; Debbie Douez, curator.

www.opticafestival.com

Host:	Optica Festival Paris 2009
Type:	Music/arts - Exhibit
Network:	Global

Date:	Friday, 25 September 2009
Time:	19:00 - 22:00
Location:	Collège d'Espagne / Cité Universitaire Internationale, sala Luis Bunuel
Street:	7e et 17 Bd. Jourdan, 75014 Paris
Town/City:	Paris, France

OPTICA FESTIVAL, FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE VIDEOARTE, CORDOBA 2009

Human Emotion Project at Optica Festival Cordoba 2009

Participating Artists:

Irina Gabiani, Debbie Douez, Robertina Sebjanic & Nika Autor, Alberto Guerreiro, Osvaldo Cibils, Christy Walsh, Karina Smigla-Bobinski,Eduardo Cuadrado,Richard Jochum, Adamo Macri, Alison Williams, Masha Yozefpolsky, Anders Weberg, Pablo de Castro, Paolo Bonfiglio,Marty McCutcheon, Vienne Chan, Jose Drummond, Michael Chang, Tim White-Sobieski, Leme 42, Debbie Douez, Tatiana de Luxe,Tristan Mory, Glenn Church, Roy LaGrone, Ektoras Binikos, Álvaro Perez Mulas, Gaia Bartolini, John Benneth, Niclas Hallberg, Mads Ljungdahl, José Luis Pajares, Alicia Felberbaum, Ebert Brothers.

Hep director:
Alison Williams

Date:	Saturday, 12 September 2009
Time:	17:00 - 21:00
Location:	Espacio 3 - Filmoteca de Andalucia
Street:	C/ Medina Y Cordella, 5
Town/City:	Córdoba, Spain

www.opticafestival.com


www.filmotecadeandalucia.com



    


Irina Gabiani, Samaia or Triamazikamno, 2007

"Unknown reality", personal exhibition of Irina Gabiani at Fest i Nova, Art Villa Garikula





    
Irina Gabiani, Unknown reality, (c) 

       
Irina Gabiani, Unknown reality, (c)
    
Irina Gabiani, Irina Gabiani,Unknown reality, (c)

"Unknown reality", personal exhibition of Irina Gabiani at Fest i Nova, Art Villa Garikula



Fest i Nova will host artists from Austria, France, Georgia, Netherlands, United States of America.

The "Foundation of Revival and Development of Cultural Heritage of Shida Kartli / Georgia" will launch this year a new Festival of Contemporary Art in the Art Villa Garikula / Ahkalkalaki (5th of August - 25th of October '09). The Chairman of the Foundation - Karaman Kutateladze - will host artists from Austria, Georgia, France, Netherlands and the United States of America. The artists are invited to realize individual projects in the frame of the given context "pavilion". The goal of each project is to create a specific platform in order to faciliate the exchange of artistic views as well as to stimulate different practises of contemporary art.

The first part of the International Art Festival "FEST I NOVA - Garikula '09" will start on August the 5th with the Austrian project "ici GARIKULA",  followed by American, Dutch, French  and Georgian presentations.

An exhibition - dedicated to Kirill and Ilia (ILIAZD) Zdanevitch - will take place at the National Museum of Georgia, in collaboration with the French Embassy in Georgia, the Centre Alexandre Dumas and ART VILLA GARIKULA.

Participants:

AUSTRIA / Simonetta Ferfoglia & Heinrich Pichler (gangart), Gilbert Bretterbauer, Tina Bepperling, Isabel Becker and art critic Carola Platzek.

FRANCE / Jean Dupuy, Emile Laugier, Aurele "Lost Dog" and Elisa Fantozzi

GEORGIA / Oleg Timchenko, Guga Kotetishvili, Vakhtang Bughadze, Karaman Kutateladze, Givi Nonikashvili, Nino Morbedadze, Rezo Gogolashvili, Gogi Okropiridze, Vakhtang Tsereteli, Koka Ramishvili and Mamuka Japaridze

NETHERLANDS / Anouk Sluizer, Jeanette Groenedaal and Zoot Derks

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA /

Nanuka Tchitchoua, Travis Wade Ivy, Eva Salina Primack, Aurelia Shrenker

Fest i Nova's new guest:

HUMAN EMOTION PROJECT

Human Emotions documented visually by international artists using film or video.

By employing the largest palette of creative possibilities, film and video artists from around the world strive to externalize those complex driving forces that we all enjoy and endure and that bind us, as humanity, together despite our differences.

Participants:
Joas Sebastian Nebe "Losing control" Germany (57sec)
Behjat Omar "Bird" Kurdistan/UK (01:14)
Bijan Moosavi "Urban ride" Iran (05:50)
Robertina Sebjanic & Nika Autor"Niro"Slovenia(02:16)
Danny Germansen "Isolation and loneliness" USA (01:59)
Alison Williams(with Lisa Walker) "White as snow" RSA (02:07)
Agricola de Cologne "Silent cry" Germany (03:05)
Lemeh42 "Et dukkehjem" (Faticart Group - Italy)(02:19)
Luca Curci & Fabiana Roscioli "Impossible love" Italy(06:07 )
Anders Weberg "Undisclosed beauty" Sweden (03:13)
Masha Yozefpolsky "Error lips" Israel (03:34)
Irina Gabiani "The slaves of the system" Luxembourg (3:29)
Bill Millett "The book" UK (06:46)
Debbie Douez "Sadness" Spain(02:18)
Richard Jochum "Mama" USA (01:34)
Alberto Guerreiro "Absent" Portugal(03:30)
Michael Chang "Concerto azzurro" Denmark(06:10)
Maryam Fakhimi "Untitled(In the name of God)" Iran (09:20)*
Mads Lungdahl "The source" Denmark
Michal Brzezinski "Mnemosyne" Poland (14 min..)
Karina Smigla Bobinski "Routen" Germany

Director:
Karaman Kutateladze / GE

Curators and coordinators of projects:
Tina Bepperling / A
Isabel Becker / A
Gogi Okropiridze / A
Guela Tsouladze / F
Ketevan Kvinikadze / GE
Ketevan Okropiridze / GE
Maya Simonia / NL
Nanouka Tchitchoua / USA
Alison Williams/RSA
Irina Gabiani/L

Managers:
Revaz Gogolashvii / GE
Khatuna Mzarelua / GE

Collaborators:
Revaz Apkhazava / GE

Partners & Sponsors:

Ministry of Culture, Monuments Protection and Sport of Georgia
Federal Ministry for European and International Affaires of Austria
Federal Ministry for Education, Culture and Sport of Austria
AIRZENA
French Embassy in Georgia
Centre Culturel Francais Alexandre Dumas
CGCCA Centre for Global Coordination of Culture and Art
PCN Platform for Cultural Networking
Kulturschmiede

Personal exhibition "Unknown reality", by Irina Gabiani will be shown at Garikula on September 2nd, 2009




Irina Gabiani 2006 (c)
Still from performance "The slaves of the system"


 "Unknown reality", exhibition of Irina Gabiani's works, 2009


 

Press:
www.georgiatoday.ge/article_details.php

 

SGUARDI SONORI 2009 Villa d’Este Tivoli - Roma

 Il Festival Sguardi Sonori fa tappa nella meravigliosa cornice di Villa d'Este a Tivoli (RM).La serata

del 1 agosto propone due live performance: la prima è un lavoro intitolato "LOOP WAVES" liberamente

tratto dal testo di Virgina Woolf " Le onde" e vede la presenza di Patrizia Mattioli una delle piu' importanti

musiciste elettronico/sperimentali in Italia, che propone la sua musica digitale modificata in real time e

la cantante/attrice Morena Tamborrino  dalle particolari doti espressive ed artistiche. A seguire il ben noto

musicista/artista Elio Martusciello che propone il suo ultimo progetto audiovisual "morphogenesia" .

 

Nelle sale alte della villa verra' presentato inoltre il progetto di videoarte HEP 2009 (Human Emotion Project)

 

 

1 agosto 2009 – Villa d’Este Tivoli - Roma

ore 19,00 Interno Villa d’Este, sala ad angolo inaugurazione evento HEP 2009

 

 

(Human Emotion Project) una rassegna di Videoartisti da tutto il mondo (vedi scheda)

ore 21,30  Fontana della Civetta - Live Performance

               Elio Martusciello “morphogenesis” audiovisual real time

ore 22,30  Fontana della Civetta - Live Performance

                Patrizia Mattioli (musica elettronica) Morena Tamborrino (performance e voce)  “LOOP WAVES”

HEP 2009 (Human Emotion Project)

a cura di: Alison Williams Carlo Fatigoni Sandro Cecchi

 

Human Emotion documenta il lavoro video di un gruppo di artisti a livello internazionale. La rassegna girera’ il mondo intero ed ha come scopo principale la messa in luce di una comunita’ di creativi che collabora e sviluppa progetti con forti caratteristiche e tematiche legate al contemporaneo.

videoartisti:


Irina Gabiani Lussemburgo - Karina smigla-bobinski Germany - Wilfried Agricola de Cologne Germany - Jose Drummond Portugal - Anders Weberg Sweden - Manfred Marburger UK - Daniel Chavez USA – Adamo Macri Canada - Alison Williams RSA - John Benneth USA Jeannette Louie USA - Stina Pehrsdotter Sweden - Vienne Chan Hong Kong,Canada - Debbie Douez Spain - Alicia Felberbaum UK - Matteo Bosi Italia - Nicholas Lynn Australia - Elke Reinhuber Germania - Cristiana Cerrini Italia - Florindo Rilli Italia - Andrea Pagnes Verena Stenke Italia/Germania - Dino Viani Italia - Sinasi Gunes Turchia - Debra Petrovich Australia -Gruppo Sinestetico Italia - Soundbarrier Italia - Gianluca Proietti Italia – Alberto Magrin Italia - Antonella Pintus aka Anna Bolena Italia - Basmati (Saul Saguatti - Audrey CoÏaniz) Italia -Caterina Davinio Italia - Claudio Parentela Italia - Dino Viani Italia - Edoardo Baraldi Italia - Fabio Fiandrini Italia-FlavioDBPIT Italia - Carlo Fatigoni Italia - Lemeh42 Italia - Marilena Vita Italia - Mauro Sambo Italia - Nicola Giunta Italia - Nicola Mette Italia - Paolo Bonfiglio Italia - Sara Luraschi Italia - Xxena Italia - Michael Chang Denmark - Glenn Church UK - Anders Weberg Sweden - Richard Jochum USA - Ebert Brothers Germany - Niclas Hallberg Sweden - Mmasha Yozefpolsky Israel - Simone Stoll Germany - Roy LaGrone Usa - Antonia Valero Spagna - Bulent Bas Usa - Curt Cloninger Usa - Elizabeth Miklavcic Usa - Eva Olgiati Usa - Heike Fiedler Scisse - Gili Avissar Israele – Gwenn Joyaux Argentina - Haidji Portogallo - Larry Caveney Usa - João Ricardo Argentina - Margarida Paiva Portogallo - Meri Nikula Norvegia - Miri Nishri Israele - Pekka Ruuska Finlandia - Rafiqul Shuvo Bangladesh - Robertina Sebjanic Slovenia - Xenia Vargova Portogallo

 

Sguardi Sonori

a cura di  Associazione FaticArt

www.faticart.org

 

13eme rencontre d’art contemporain

L’art contemporain de Géorgie

 

Dans le Château Saint Auvent 

 

Limousin (Haute Vienne) 

 

25 /07 – 30/08 2009

 

 

 

 

L’exposition géorgienne d’art contemporain se tiendra du 25/07 au 30/08 2009 dans le Château Saint Auvent en Limousin. Les artistes plasticiens, photographes et vidéastes vivant en Géorgie mais aussi a l’extérieur du pays, offrent au public une vision ouverte sur la Géorgie, sa population, ses créations, son patrimoine. C’est une nouvelle étape culturelle dans les échanges entre la France et de la Géorgie. 

 

Cette exposition propose un dialogue entre les travaux récents des artistes contemporains géorgiens et le public français.

Plusieurs salles seront donc consacrées à la présentation d’œuvres récentes d’artistes contemporains.

Participants:

Kako Topouria, Guéla Patiachvili, Luca Lazar(Lasareishvili), Guéla Tsouladzé, Anri Basilaia, Shalva Khakhanashvili, Belka Meskhishvili, Irina Gabiani, Gogi Okropiridze, Zaza Papidze, Eteri Chkadua, Beso Shonhardt, Mari Mssare, Zurab Sumbadze, Lili Dadiani, Ana Riaboshenko, Karaman Kutateladze, Merab Surviladze, Iuri Berishvili, Lia Shvelidze, Mamuka Tsetskhladze, mais aussi Vera Pagava & Vano Enoukidze.

Film de Maka Burduli « Nino + Irakli = Love », « Sophiko » 

Film de Dato Kvachadze sur Koté Kubaneishvili, 2007 

Vidéo Qui est tu ? De Salomé Skhirtladze & Lili Dadiani

Film de Guéla Tsouladzé « Promenade » hommage à Jacques Prévert, 2007 

 

 

Outre la présentation d’un large choix d’œuvres, l’objet de cette exposition « L’art contemporain de Géorgie » en 2009 est de mettre en lumière sur la création dans la capitale géorgienne et de rendre compte de la vitalité d’une tradition intellectuelle et artistique séculaire de la Géorgie.

Le programme du vernissage se tiendra durant deux jours. Le soir du 27 Juillet le public pourra découvrir les tableaux, les photographies et l’art vidéo. Le lendemain auront lieu des projections de films et une conférence permettant au public de débattre avec des organisateurs de l’exposition, des invités et des artistes présents. Il sera possible de discuter sur des questions d’actualité en Géorgie : la politique, l’art et la création, la culture et ses problématiques. 

L’exposition « L’art contemporain de Géorgie » est mise à disposition au château de Saint Auvent pour un mois et peut être présentée en différents lieux de la région. Cette exposition est organisée par le Caravansaraï – Echanges Artistiques, Paris & ses amis, en partenariat avec le château de Saint Auvent & avec aimable collaboration d’Annick et Pierre DEBIEN, avec l’aide de l’association Véra Pagava & Sololaki Wabstudio, et avec le soutien de l’ambassade de Géorgie en France. 

Shalva Khakhanashvili 


press:

ambassadegeorgie.fr/index.php

Irina Gabiani, 2006

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HEP Portugal I - Screening List

HEP Portugal 2009 - May
16 May 2009 - selected screenings - outdoor screening in the Ceramic Museum Gardens - as part of Museum International Day

time: 21h00 - 22h00 / 23h00 - 24h00
place: Ceramic Museum(State Museum) Facilities Garden
location: Caldas-da-Rainha

 

Curator in portugal:
Alberto Guerreiro

21h00 – 22h00

Debbie Douez SP Two in One (03:18)
Neil Howie AUS Genesis (10:00)
John Criscitello USA God Shaped Hole (03:29)
Mads Ljungdahl DN The Source (01:47)
Alberto Guerreiro PT Absent (03:00)
Tatjana De Luxe GER Nine Deaths (04:11)
Anders Weberg SWE For Sore Eyes (02:17)
Kyle Van Osdol USA Title (04:39)
Michael Chang DN Concerto Azzuro (06:14)
Alison Williams SA Red Yellow Blue (03:43)
Alicia Felberbaum UK There & Back (02:57)
Masha Yozefpolsky ISR Error Lips (03:34)
Karina Smigla-Bobinski GER Routes /Routen (04:47)

Time 54:05

23h00 – 24h00

Jose Drummond PT The Narcissist (03:02)
Adamo Macri CAN OOC (05:54)
Ebert Brothers GER Bluescape (02:57)
Christy Walsh USA Isolation (03:29)
Glen Church UK Fragility (05:33)
Manfred Marburger UK Agonized (02:59)
Robertina Sebjanič &
Nika Autor SL Niro (02:21)
Wilfried Agricola GER Silent Cry (03:09)
TimWhite-Sobieski USA Closer to Fall (04:10)
Irina Gabiani GEO The Slaves of The System (03:56)
Ektora Banikos GRE Opus Incertum (07:02)
Marty McCutcheon USA 17 South (01:23)
Bill Millett UK The Book (06:46)
Niclas Hallberg SWE Fluid Transfer (03:02)

Hep director:
Alison Williams


Irina Gabiani (c), Still from "The Slaves of the system", 2006