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Buchvorstellung und Gespräch mit Moderatorin Gabi Fichte und Autor Edwin Sextie

Freitag 16.09.2016, 10-11Uhr
Kotti FM

Unser Verhältniss zum Selbst im Kosmos beschäftigt die Menschheit seit Jahrtausenden, dennoch haben wir es noch nicht gelernt uns völlig mit ihm im Einklang zu verbinden, uns selbst im Kosmos zu sehen und zu verstehen. Die Spiegeltechnik ist ein herausragendes neues Instrument die transzendentale Kommunikation aufzunehmen, sich in ihm zu finden und zu interpretieren. Alte Probleme können endlich gelöst und verstanden werden. Der Kosmos und das Selbst – eine fabelhafte Reise ins eigene Ich-Verständnis!

Zum Autor: Edwin Sextie, geboren 1968 in Jerusalem, aufgewachsen in einem Kloster in Kathmandu als Sohn Alfred Fankenhauser des Begründers der Astro Psychologie. Studierte an der “University of Life”, ist Maler und Meister des Blindfolded Tarot. Heute lebt er in der Schweiz und widmet sich gänzlich seiner Kariere als Schriftsteller.

Meinungen zum Buch:

“Die neue Bibel des New New Age”

“Ein Buch wie nicht jedes andere”

“Eine neue Selbstfindung in der Esotherischen Literatur, Sexties Buch über Spiegeltechnik begeistert auf geradezu Schulmedizinerische Weise”

The projects showcased here reflect a long-standing dedication to experimental music and performance art that has grown from Berlin's vibrant underground scene. From intimate radio broadcasts to sprawling festival stages, each endeavor carries a distinct identity shaped by collaboration across borders and disciplines. The artists involved draw from a rich well of influences, weaving together electronic textures, field recordings, and lyrical storytelling into works that resist easy categorization. Whether presented as a live concert, a recorded session, or a multimedia installation, every project invites the audience to step into a world where sound becomes a medium for deeper inquiry and connection.

Radio has long served as a vital platform for this community, offering a space where conversation and music merge into something greater than the sum of their parts. Programs dedicated to spiritual inquiry, philosophical dialogue, and avant-garde listening experiences have found a natural home on local frequencies. These broadcasts capture the intimacy of live interaction, allowing hosts and guests to explore topics ranging from cosmic consciousness to the everyday rhythms of city life. The result is a body of audio work that feels both timely and timeless, preserving the spontaneity of the moment while contributing to an ongoing conversation about art, identity, and belonging.

Festival programming remains a cornerstone of the collective's output, bringing together diverse acts for nights of shared discovery and celebration. These events are carefully curated to highlight emerging voices alongside established figures, creating a dynamic tension that keeps audiences engaged from the first note to the last. The atmosphere is one of communal participation, where the boundary between performer and spectator softens. Each festival edition develops its own character, shaped by the venue, the season, and the particular alchemy of artists on the bill. What endures is a sense of purpose: to champion music that challenges, comforts, and inspires in equal measure.

Visual documentation plays an essential role in extending the life of these projects beyond the live moment. Posters, trailers, and video recordings capture the energy and aesthetic of performances, serving as both archive and invitation. The design language draws on a palette of muted earth tones and bold typography, echoing the handmade quality of the music itself. These materials are not mere advertisements but artifacts in their own right, reflecting the care and intention poured into every aspect of production. They offer a window into the creative process and stand as lasting reminders of nights that might otherwise fade into memory.

Looking ahead, the spirit of experimentation continues to drive new collaborations and formats. Artists are exploring hybrid presentations that blend live instrumentation with digital elements, pushing the boundaries of what a concert or installation can be. The commitment to fostering a supportive network remains strong, with resources shared freely among participants to help bring ambitious ideas to life. This open-ended approach ensures that the work stays fresh and responsive to the changing cultural landscape. As new voices join the conversation and old ones deepen their practice, the projects evolve organically, each one a chapter in an unfolding story of artistic community.