Inner_Spaces CARMEN VILLAIN, MOR ELIAN

The evening of October 5th features Mor Elian and Carmen Villain, two artists who, although coming from different backgrounds, share a particular focus on sound material, spatiality, and the construction of delicate and elusive atmospheres. **Mor Elian**, active between Los Angeles and Berlin, has developed a language over recent years that combines the precision of microscopic detail with a fluid conception of acoustic space. *Solid Space* explores territories that go beyond the club culture she comes from: broken rhythms, granular textures, internal movements that transform the perception of time. Her music does not seek immediate impact, but builds an environment where every element seems to move according to internal logics, like a continuously mutating sound ecosystem.

**Carmen Villain**, a Norwegian-Mexican artist, works instead on a more atmospheric register, where field recordings, acoustic instruments, electronics, and treated flutes intertwine in suspended landscapes. Her works, released on labels such as Smalltown Supersound, are characterized by a delicacy that is never decorative: an attention to detail, to resonance, to the tactile quality of sound. Villain builds environments that seem to emerge from a distant memory, from a place that is not geographical but perceptual.