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SUMMARY:A Synesthete’s Atlas: Cartographic Improvisations Between Eric T
 heise\, Gusty Winds May Exist\, Ron Heglin\, and Petra Zélie
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260916T190000
DTSTAMP:20260917T020000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Real-time cartographic improvisations using projected\, manipu
 lated digital maps by Eric Theise\, in collaboration with Nancy Beckman (s
 hakuhachi)\, Tom Bickley (recorders)\, Ron Heglin (voice\, invented langu
 ages)\, & Petra Zélie (electroacoustic noise). A visual wash of street gr
 ids\, land masses\, water bodies\, and curiosities from built and natural 
 environments. Resonant openings and switchbacks. Orphaned labels. Free-flo
 ating symbology. Difference tones and untethered drones. Saturated colors 
 and the subtlest of tints. Jittery zooms\, pans\, and traversals. Noisy ap
 ertures and sonic fissures. Glitches from crowdsourced data.\n\nThe perfor
 mance will last an hour and will occasionally introduce strobing effects t
 hat may affect photosensitive viewers.\n\nWed\, Sep 16\, 2026<br>\n7p door
 s / 7:30p show<br>\n$15\, NOTAFLOF<br>\n\nBios\n\nEric Theise is a San Fra
 ncisco-based artist and geospatial software developer. Through video\, per
 formance\, and works on paper he reinvigorates the perceptual inquiries of
  structural filmmakers\, experimental animators\, the Light and Space move
 ment\, and 60's light shows – with the occasional injection of letterfor
 m experiments inspired by visual poetry – as new possibilities in the re
 alm of digital cartography. Theise manipulates projected digital maps in p
 erformance with musicians and other time-based artists under the title A S
 ynesthete's Atlas. Since its Lisbon premiere in 2022\, Synesthete's has be
 en performed in fifty-plus North American and European cities. \n\nhttps:/
 /erictheise.com/\n\n\nGusty Winds May Exist is Nancy Beckman\, shakuhachi 
 & Tom Bickley\, recorder\n\nNancy Beckman studied Myoan-Ryu shakuhachi hon
 kyoku through Meianji Temple in Kyoto for five years\, receiving the name 
 Fukushin and the license (Menkyo Kaiden) to teach from the temple. Later\,
  she studied various types of shakuhachi and ethnomusicology at Wesleyan U
 niversity. She also graduated from the Music for Healing and Transition Pr
 ogram\, where she played shakuhachi and lyre for hospice. As a member of e
 nsembles Gusty Winds May Exist (with Tom Bickley)\, Gachapon\, The Corneli
 us Cardew Choir and Dream Down Duvet\, she improvises and plays experiment
 al music and composes improvisational sound meditations. She lives in Berk
 eley and teaches the traditional Myoan shakuhachi repertoire.\n\nhttps://t
 igergarage.org/nancy-beckman/\n\n\nTom Bickley tries to listen to the worl
 d always hoping to hear more and more fully. He grew up in the semitropica
 l soundscape of Houston\, sojourned in Washington\, DC (studying music\, t
 heology\, and library science) and came to California as a composer in res
 idence at Mills College. He performs using recorder\, EWI\, voice and elec
 tronics\, teaches music at the Bay Area Center for Waldorf Teacher Trainin
 g and Deep Listening courses though the Center for Deep Listening at Renss
 elaer Polytechnic Institute. He performs with shakuhachi player Nancy Beck
 man as Gusty Winds May Exist\, with David Barnett as the recorder duo Thre
 e Trapped Tigers\, with the Doug Van Nort Electro-Acoustic Orchestra\, wit
 h Gachapon Quartet\, and co-founded and directs the Cornelius Cardew Choir
 .\n\nhttps://tigergarage.org/tom-bickley/\n\n\nRon Heglin is a Trombonist 
 and Vocalist working with extended technique on the Trombone and with spok
 en and sung imaginary languages as a Vocalist.His vocal music has been inf
 luenced by his study of North Indian vocal music. He works both compositio
 nally and in an improvisational mode and is a member of the Bay Area music
  context as well as performing internationally. He is a founding member of
  the groups MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS\, ROTODOTI\, and BRASSIOSAURUS\, and h
 as performed with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company\, Leo Smith\, Henry B
 rant\, Logos Duo\, Tim Perkis\, John Bischoff\, Tom Djll\, and Toyoji Tomi
 ta.\n\nhttps://www.bayimproviser.com/artist/59/ron-heglin\n\n\nPetra Zéli
 e shapeshifts between sound artist and filmmaker\, making electroacoustic 
 noise in liminal spaces where boundaries blur. She works with granular syn
 thesis\, custom-built electronics\, and field recordings—bringing sounds
  into the spaces she's exploring\, then letting those explorations find th
 eir way into performances. Recent performance highlights: Stanford Univers
 ity\, UC Berkeley\, SF Sound (USA)\, as well as headlining La Cloaca Festi
 val 2025 (MEX).\n\nhttps://petrazelie.com/\nEvent Website: https://www.eve
 ntbrite.com/e/a-synesthetes-atlas-cartographic-improvisations-eric-theise-
 ed-osborn-tickets-1712856452759
GEO:37.751692;-122.418244
LOCATION:Et al.\, 2831\, Mission Street\, Mission\, San Francisco\, Califo
 rnia\, United States
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