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Jonás de Murias

Jonás de Murias composes soundscapes of hypertextual impetus through the processing of found materials and his voice. As an artist, he has carried out artistic residencies at El Ranchito – Matadero, PhotoEspaña PHEstudios, EBT Matadero, Hammana Artist House, etc., as well as sound sessions at Fylkingen Stockholm, Fabra i Coats, Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, etc., as well as sound sessions at Fylkingen Stockholm, Fabra i Coats, Centro LGTBI de Barcelona, La Capella, Picnic Sessions (CA2M), Veranos de la Villa, Fira Mediterrània de Manresa, EXPO de Dubai, Kunstraum Kreuzberg, Sala de Arte Joven de Madrid, This is jackalope, etc.; and exhibited at Matadero Madrid and other galleries.

He is part of the verbal art collective Tacoderaya, which has presented his work at Conde Duque (Poem Room), L’Internationale Online, CA2M, etc. In collaboration with the performer Lara Brown, they have presented their work in contexts such as La Noche del Patrimonio, the Fira Mediterrània de Manresa or the Festival Escena Abierta, and have carried out artistic residencies at Graner and La Caldera in Barcelona.

Project in residence

SMVel

SMVeI (Sistemas de Mantenimiento de Verdad e Impostura) follows on from a previous compositional study of popular, regional, national and war/post-war hymns in the Mediterranean context. In it, some constant characteristics were identified, for example, their relation to territory, their mechanisms for triggering emotional responses or their uses by opposing ideologies, institutions or sides.

During the residency, a series of sound pieces will be developed through the manipulation of field recordings, found texts and cuttings of ‘residual’ parts of traditional music archive material: ‘silences’ punctuated by vocatives, patterns, ambient sonorities, etc. which, interwoven through successive layers of rewriting and sound processing, leave: on the one hand, possible cracks in the social orders implicit in the process of archiving/institutionalisation/folkloreisation of cultural objects; and on the other hand, room for the emergent ways of making the future sound and verbally inhabit it.

Project selected in the 1st Call for Artistic Residencies 2024


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