Jordan Deal is a Philadelphia-based multidisciplinary artist whose work defies conventional boundaries. Using their body as a conduit, Deal navigates the intersections of performance, sound, and film to explore the forces that shape socio-political structures and mythologies. Through a unique blend of avant-theatrical and improvisational techniques, Deal delves into themes of anomalies and hauntings.
Their work stands as a bold critique of global colonialism and imperialism, challenging the frameworks that define borders and territories. Deal’s aurals traverse genres from blues to avant-garde, channeling a blend of soulful defiance and speculative futurism. Their latest album Seas of Triple Consciousness weaves field recordings, folk traditions, and experimental soundscapes—an immersive journey through collapsing worlds and imagined futures.
Deal’s work has been featured in prominent venues such as Radialsystem (Berlin) as part of CTM Festival, Judson Memorial Church, the Center for Performance Research, and Cafe OTO, among others. As a 2023-2024 Artistic Fellow at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art and a Fall 2022 research fellow at the Amant Foundation, their exploration of chaos force as a tool for artistic and socio-political intervention continues.

Body of will is a darkwave dub duo founded in Lisboa, Portugal by Moss Kissing on voice and Kara Konchar on electronics.
Both underground enthusiasts met in club adjacent sound spaces, but here the approach is slow, solemn and spiritual.
Their instrumentals are built with stoic bass lines, haunting echoes and warm synths whereas Moss’s voice gives the gloom, frailty and devotion that bring this body to life.

Adriana João tcp Sinnmond has been developing transdisciplinary and intuitive work that blends sound, moving image, performance, sculpture, photography, and installation. It emerges from subtle coincidences present in the perpetual immaterial link between everything that exists, which hover between perfect and imperfect intertwined cycles, and patterns that derive from common tangents.