Carlos Casas

A Javanese fisherman experiences the greatest volcanic eruption of all time. Stranded on a deserted island, in search of food and water, he draws closer to the depths of the earth. A visceral and psychedelic odyssey.

According to the 12th century mystic Shihab al-Din Yahya al-Suhrawardi, the world we live in is only one of the 18,000 that make up the universe. The film 18,000 WORLDS is conceived as a video story that draws attention to a world that is losing contact with its ancestors, and where the danger of losing forms of knowledge is real.

A series of Fieldworks developed in Barcelona, an unconventional vision of Montjuich, from its cemetery to the sea.

A series of Fieldworks developed in Torino, Italy. Fascinated by the city esoteric symbols and presences, the film follows some of these enigmatic places.

After a devastating earthquake, Nga, an old elephant and probably the last of its species, and Sanra, his mahout, are about to embark on a journey to find the mythical elephant’s graveyard. The group of poachers following them will die one after the other under mysterious circumstances and spells.

Conceived as a manifesto for the label, Choir is an audiovisual experiment, that takes the shape of an installation and live media event, as well as a limited edition video work. The image and sound is a superposition of source material selected by the artists and overlayered in order to produce a ghostly image an "hypnotic tantric metal experience" as some of the irst viewers of the piece told. Choir is an hypnotic journey into the imaginary of this two artists.The sound is asynchronous and comes from different selection creating an amalgam of sources and inluences. This release presents the Ghostly Choir of the inluences and imaginary background of these two artist.

A visual sound work with live soundtrack in a 6 channel stereophonic sound.

Shot on location along the coast of the Bering Sea, Lorino. Chukotka region, Northeastern Siberia, Russian Federation. Music by Phill Niblock. "One large Rose" with The Nelly Boyd Ensemble. N 65˚29.534, W 171˚10.477.

Single channel loop projection documentary fieldwork, captured in location with Ambient Sound.

9 minute 360 panorama sunset at sunset, shot on location on the remain ponds of the Aral sea. Sound is a SW signal of Bomdat muslim praying emission.

Istanbul Chorus is a film composed in 5 parts: image and sound captured in location in five different key positions in Istanbul, capturing the landscape during the 5 different prayer time schedules of the city. The film attempts to map the city through its geographical coordinates and time frame division.

Camera Edit, with ambient sound and Radio Frequencies. Captured in location. Shortwave radio signals. KHz Range: 100-800 AM. N 65˚29.534, W 171˚10.477.

Captured in location with Ambient Sound. Aditional music Sebastian Escofet.

In one of the least-populated regions of the world, three men lead lives in total solitude. Isolated from the world for different reasons, they survive in a suspended time all their own-- In an unforgiving, near-inhospitable environment.

Composed of footage from Central Asian film archives, Swan Lake addresses the period running from a decade before to a decade after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The film includes familiar visual markers of the era: long queues outside shops, popular television programs hosted by healers and hypnotists, ballerinas performing Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake (1876). This was a typical television intermezzo in the late Soviet empire, when high culture often filled the airwaves during moments of political uncertainty, whether the death of another elderly leader or an emergency declared in Moscow. What may be less familiar to Western audiences is the footage drawn from Central Asian films of the same period. These fragments extend the usual visual aesthetics of perestroika into a different regional context, introducing other ethnicities, landscapes, and urban spaces into what is often remembered as a predominantly Russian narrative of late-Soviet culture.

Shot on location somewhere on the Tundra, Chukotka region, Northeastern Siberia, Russian Federation. N 65˚37.916, W 172˚40.353, 23:36-23:56

Single channel loop projection documentary fieldwork. Captured in location with ambient sound.

A double-screen film captured on location along the coast of the Bering Strait in the Chukotka region of Northeastern Siberia-- At once, a look into the lives of a band of reindeer herders and a stunning, ambient portrait of the tundra.

Captured in location with ambient sound.

Single channel, loop projection, documentary fieldwork. Captured in location with Ambient Sound.