Sonica - Electronic Music Collective (Barcelona - London - Berlin)

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Uma – Bunny and Rifle

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Startek Music

Dani Yeste, joven dj nacido en Barcelona, desde bien niño siempre había tenido contacto con la música electrónica influenciado por la música que escuchaba su hermano mayor, que incluía grupos como Inxs, New Orden, Massive Attack, Chemical brothers entre otros. Pero no fue hasta las 16 años que comenzó a interesarse por la música electrónica en su vertiente mas pistera, el sonido house y techno de...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...