Wanda & Nova deViator - ZVO.ČI.TI (So.und.ing) 2010

The audio project Wanda & Nova deViator-ZVO.ČI.TI (So.und.ing) 2010 is a deep archival dive into a specific creative moment. It captures the collaborative work of artist Maja Delak, a Prešeren Foundation Award-winning choreographer and dancer, and sound artist Luka Prinčič, who together operated under the shared pseudonym. This podcast, presented by Cona, focuses on the sonic dimensions of their partnership, which formally began with the performance "Ways of Love" and evolved into the piece "Frozen Images." The feed offers a raw, documentary-style look at their process, framing their interdisciplinary practice-where movement and sound are inextricably linked-as its own kind of performance. Listeners are invited into a space where compositional strategies are tested and the boundaries between artistic disciplines blur. The atmosphere within these recordings is often experimental, built from the textures and rhythms that emerge when a choreographer and a musician engage in direct co-creation. It’s less about polished narrative and more about presence, providing an aural snapshot of a methodology in action. For anyone interested in the intersections of contemporary dance, live art, and electronic music, this series serves as a vital primary source. You’ll hear the construction of auditory environments meant to be felt physically, a testament to a partnership that questions how bodies and frequencies occupy space together. The value here is in its specificity, a concentrated study of two artists thinking aloud through their mediums.