OCCASIONNALY COLLIDING

CONCEPT-TEXT-PERFORMANCE: CANDAS BAS

MUSIC: MAGNA PIA

FAHRBEREITSCHAFT LICHTENBERG, 2022

Site-specific performance

“Isolated Human Particles Floating Weightlessly Through a Magnetic Field of Fabricated Pleasure, Occasionally Colliding.”— Oskar Fischinger

Occasionally Colliding is a site-specific, experimental performance created with composer and performer Hüseyin Evirgen (Magna Pia). Approaching existence through a quantum lens, the work inhabits a universe where past, present, and future commingle, where every encounter reshapes the odyssey of the whole.

Performed in direct relation to architectural space, often using a wall as a physical partner, the piece unfolds as collision between sound, movement, and memory. Psychedelic drones, synth lines, processed acoustic fragments, throat singing, text, and raw vocals form a non-linear landscape with no fixed structure and no arrow of time.

A psychedelic journey through resonance and space, where ghosts, dreams, and emotions collide across multiple realities.