Doors @ 7:30, music at 8 PM

$10 at the door

Digitized 16mm film and super 8mm film by Ellery Bryan (Baltimore, USA) with live improvised accompaniment by David Diongue (Baltimore, Senegal) and Mark Navarro (Baltimore, Philippines).

Ambient Sound Healing is a collaborative project that explores lineages of grief, rupture, and colonization. The film knits together 7 years of performances and off‑cuts that use environment and ritual gestures to reckon with loss and transcend the contents of their frames. Multi‑instrumentalists and sound artists Navarro and Diongue use instruments linked to their respective heritages to create an experimental soundscape improvised during the film’s screening. This project is evolving and will exhibit repeatedly — new footage will be added in response to prior performances and to the musicians’ movements as they perform with their instruments.