Piyok: Does Voice ‘Break’ the Archive?

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Talk with Eva Bentcheva and the composer/researcher meLê yamomo (in English)
Live performance by Anjeline de Dios

MeLê yamomo has lived in Manila, Seoul, Bangkok, Warwick and Munich and now lives in Amsterdam and Berlin. He studies, teaches and works in the fields of performance theatre, sound and music. In his work as an artist and scholar, meLê explores sonic migrations, queer aesthetics and post/decolonial sound epistemologies.

From Manila, Philippines, Anjeline de Dios is a researcher, vocal performer, and teacher who explores the connections between culture, labor, and identity. Classically trained as a choral singer, she developed a sound-based meditation format based on her practice of polyphonic vocal improvisation as a platform to facilitate and investigate spaces of reflexive listening. Anjeline finished her PhD in Geography at the National University of Singapore and was an assistant professor at the Department of Cultural Studies at Lingnan University, Hong Kong.

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