{"id":30416,"date":"2025-12-14T12:31:56","date_gmt":"2025-12-14T12:31:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/un-label.eu\/workshop-elektrische-kueche\/"},"modified":"2026-06-19T13:44:39","modified_gmt":"2026-06-19T13:44:39","slug":"workshop-elektrische-kueche","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/un-label.eu\/en\/workshop-elektrische-kueche\/","title":{"rendered":"Workshop \u201eElectric Kitchen”"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Title of the workshop:<\/strong> Electric Kitchen
Instructors:<\/strong> SONA Sound mix-abled company (Josephine Stamer, Adriani Botez & Marcus Zilz)
Date: <\/strong>February 28, 2026 (Saturday), 2:00 PM \u2013 5:00 PM
Location:<\/strong> Un-Label Studio
Language:<\/strong> German spoken language<\/p>\n

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The workshop “Electric Kitchen”<\/h2>\n

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The Electric Kitchen works like group musical cooking. Together, we toss ingredients into a pot: synths, guitars, beats, scratches, creaks, snippets of radio plays, or flutes. All the sounds produced can be heard through headphones and feed into a separate mixing console. The rotating \u201cElectric Chef\u201d then mixes these sound ingredients together to create what you\u2019ll hear through the room\u2019s speakers, constantly encouraging you to spice up the sound mix with your own instruments. She thus becomes the chef of these diverse sounds, tasting them and serving them fresh, course by course, directly into your ears\u2014be sure to try it out in person! No prior musical experience is required for the Electric Kitchen.<\/p>\n

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When booking your ticket, please indicate whether you\u2019d like to bring any instruments and, if so, which ones.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The workshop is aimed at professional and semi-professional artists with and without disabilities from the performing arts: directors, dramaturgs, performers, actors, dancers, choreographers, musicians, authors, as well as cultural practitioners and anyone interested.<\/p>\n

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The Un-Label workshop takes place as part of the Lab for Inclusive Culture (Labor f\u00fcr inklusive Kultur, L.I.K.) project.<\/p>\n

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Instructors<\/h2>\n

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Josephine Stamer<\/p>\n

<\/strong>Josephine Stamer explores technical, sonic, and choreographic elements in various formats and collective settings. She studied Applied Theatre Studies in Gie\u00dfen and is currently completing a Master\u2019s in Sound and Reality at the Institute for Music and Media in D\u00fcsseldorf, focusing on epistemic media and performative sound methods. She performs with the choir Chor \u0393\u039b\u03a9\u03a3\u03a3\u0391 (Glossa)<\/a>, develops choreographic and technical scores, and was co-composer for the Karl-Sczuka-Grant<\/a> in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut. In the band EZB with Thomas Meckel, she sings and plays various instruments in genres ranging from experimental and pop to children\u2019s music and Krauthouse. As js bach, she uses her collection of mobile recordings to create sound-diary compositions in PureData.<\/p>\n

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Adriani Botez<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Adriani Botez, born in Romania, has lived in Germany since the age of 16. After studying business, he works as an analyst at DEG in the KfW banking group. As a blind person, he actively engages in many socio-cultural initiatives to promote inclusion. Since this year, he is also on the board of KulturNetz K\u00f6ln e.V<\/a>., representing the independent scene in matters of cultural participation. He contributed to the strategy for the project Match my Maker<\/a>, led HACKademies, and works on the development of the open-source screen reader software NVDA<\/a>. At SONA, he serves as accessibility expert and advisor, supporting public outreach for visually impaired communities. Adriani has played guitar for many years and co-founded the monthly Modulationskreis<\/a> for electronic music in Cologne.<\/p>\n

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Marcus Zilz<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Marcus Zilz founded the animation studio hi&Moinsen<\/a> in 2013 with filmmaker David Jansen after studying at the Cologne University of Media. He has numerous releases on the electronic label Supermoll and has worked internationally as a sound designer and musician with festival premieres and awards. Since 2012, he has performed at festivals, clubs, and on radio as a musician and performance artist at the intersection of art and entertainment, radio drama, and Dada. He founded the label collective Baumusik<\/a> and Mount Wobble<\/a>, supporting socially and ecologically sustainable artistic projects. His works have been presented worldwide, including at Berlinale and Cannes.<\/p>\n

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Access:<\/strong><\/p>\n

All event spaces are wheelchair accessible. Assistance dogs are welcome.<\/p>\n