FIMARA #14 Gudinni Cortina + Hey Nana, I'm Halym

FIMARA #14 PRESENTS:
GUDINNI CORTINA
*turntable, feedback, field recordings and concrete sounds.*
Gudinni Cortina is a Media Artist based in Mexico City. He uses different approaches to transform a given space, such as live sound performances, photography/video and installation. His sound work consists of recordings, feedback, concrete sounds, sine tones, the use of pickups and turntables. He has presented his work in Ei Series (NY), Tsonami Festival (CL), CODED CULTURES Fest (AUS), Studio 8 Berlin (DE), Blurred Edges Festival, Hamburg (DE) No Idea Festival (USA), Multiple Tap, Rhiz (AUT), among others. He currently direct the ISO series of residencies/sound events in Mexico City and La Hacienda Santa Barbara in Tlaxcala.
HEY NANA, I'M HALYM
'Hey Nana, I'm Halym' is the duo project of saxophonist Nana Pi and drummer Halym Kim from Copenhagen. In this duo, this dialogue, Nana and Halym delve into the sonic possibilities of extended and traditional techniques, tonal and atonal melodies and rhythmic and a-rhythmic patterns. The music of the two is improvised and focuses on themes such as tension and relaxation, texture and sound, musical action and non-action.
Nana Pi – saxophone & objects
Halym Kim – drums
Photo by Peter Gannushkin

About FIMARA
FIMARA is an acronym for “For Improvised Music and Related Actions”. It is a concert series aimed at gathering improvisers and related artists from Copenhagen’s scenes and beyond. FIMARA focuses on improvised music and the potential interwoven musical expressions and/or boundaries, such as the so-called Free Jazz, Sound Art, and Noise. In the upcoming months FIMARA will organize a series of concerts and ad-hoc constellations at Cap30.

ABOUT CAP30
Cap30 is Copenhagen's smallest and most intimate cultural venue. A non-profit space experimenting with music, art, performances, talks, and much more.
Doors open 30 minutes before the show and close when the concert starts. Entry after the doors are closed is not permitted.
The restroom is on the first floor, only accessible by stairs.