Black and white photography is a timeless art that involves curious mechanisms: its subject is reality, but the absence of colour creates an intrinsic barrier with the reality it portrays. As in a dream, this allows for a level of abstraction that brings certain qualities to the images; they can come closer to the representation of symbols, as the viewer pays attention to form, shape, texture, light, shadow, memory. This exploration of our free-flowing world through a journey of still images in movement provides a space for the music to develop.

Likewise, "Yakamoz" is the result of a conversation between Cadhla Kennedy Ko and Thodoris Ziarkas, a double bass player and composer of Greek origin. Thodoris comes from the most experimental school of free jazz, so his talks focus on how to draw a process of creation that embraces all that is random and accepts the concept of impermanence.

By Dones Visuals

With Cadhla Kennedy Ko and Thodoris Ziarkas

Cadhla Kennedy Ko (Barcelona, 1995). Graduated from the London College of Communication in film and television, specialising in cinematography. She seeks to translate written ideas into visual images, from lighting on film shoots and theatre to the filming of audiovisual and documentary pieces. She works with a focus on photography, light and the architecture of spaces, and shows a patient fascination with the natural world and the reality that surrounds it. She is co-director, together with Román Cadafalch, of the feature documentary Pan seco, and has filmed for musicians such as Tarta Relena and Maisha.

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