First Friday Unblurred:
Film Night

April 4 at inter-

FEATURING

IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

extremities by Anya Susan
Ecdysis by Kaben Benavides
memory 6 by slowdanger

Oneiric Vision by Luke
Show Queen: Hat Fantasia by Scott Andrew & Jesse Factor
33theyRooted excerpts by MICHIYAYA Dance
8cell by slowdanger

ABOUT THE FILMS

Oneiric Vision (film)
Oneiric Vision is an exploration into a dreamy hallucinatory world.
There are some people that don't remember their dreams. Some are afraid of them. Others fall in love in them.
I have always been deeply obsessed with dreams, so I've attempted to create what they feel like to me. The visuals themselves were all pulled from personal experiences and home movie footage. PA and WV from the 90s to now, snippets from my time in Saarbrücken, and moments throughout my music experiences over the past 20 years.
A huge theme throughout this short film is space. Living spaces. Public spaces. Nature. Existence there within. Sexuality there within. The filling of space, and time spent with it. Just as I can't choose what I dream about, this carries that chaos and chance, and feel and texture, that I often encounter in dreams.

Oneiric Vision (album)
These tracks are the guide rails to navigate the dreamscape of visuals. The music itself is not meant to encourage self reflection (as dreams would), but instead offers a more disposable fluid soundscape to dance along with and nod your head to.
All songs and sounds (except the first track) were made over the past 3 months on a Roland SP404. This is my first album that I've created with a 404, so it feels very kismet to be releasing on 04/04/2025.
Boombap. Groovy. Wonky. Beat music.

Show Queen: Hat Fantasia
Movement: Jesse Factor
Video Editing and Effects: Scott Andrew
Score: Andy Hasenpflug

Hat Fantasia pairs Jesse Factor’s stark and sensual physicality with Scott Andrew’s otherworldly video projections and Andy Hasenpflug's pulsing score. Looping and editing Elaine Stritch's fabulous quote "Does Anyone Still Wear A Hat?" (as Joanne in the Broadway musical Company) provides a sonic playground over which a dancing silhouette struts and flits about. This piece is an excerpt of a larger work entitled Show Queen.