We intend to make videos that do our artists justice. We grant them this space because we see something special in them, and that is what we intend to show you. Andy Warhol said “In the future, everyone will get their 15 minutes of fame”. AUS wants to claim Warhol's promise and offer it to talented artists, who honestly deserve this opportunity. We do this with the help of LifePower.

Our first artificial unidentified subject is Redwood. His video 'Recording Space 01' was recorded at ZLDR Luchtfabriek (Zolder, Belgium) with the help of Cis van Robaeys (Mixing & PA) and Alan Nicasio van Zitteren (AV8 Production - video).

To fully comprehend our artists stories, one must see them live. One of our goals at AUS is to inspire people and to get rid of all of the limitations that our artists experience. That is why we help them explore this world and the great places it offers to perform their arts at and entangle their music with a unique setting. We will pilot them through this process by offering them opportunities to perform on a regular basis, this way we want to conduct them with their musical journey.

Whether you want to grant one of our artists a space to perform or listen to one of their releases, we ensure you a boundless experience.

We’re proud to present Redwood, the first official artist that rallies behind the vision of AUS. Don’t forget to have a look at ‘Recording Space 01’, on which we worked together in the recent past.

Also, In the next few days we will reveal an artist each single day, so be sure to keep an eye out on our facebookpage.

For more info & bookings: bookings@artificialunidentifiedsubjects.com

We intend to make videos that do our artists justice. We grant them this space because we see something special in them, and that is what we intend to show you. Andy Warhol said “In the future, everyone will get their 15 minutes of fame”. AUS wants to claim Warhol's promise and offer it to talented artists, who honestly deserve this opportunity. We do this with the help of LifePower.

Ever wondered what it feels like to float between multiple dimensions and space out to the rhythms of our cosmos?

Then be sure to check out our second artificial unidentified subject Universe, and his video Recording Space 02, which is live on our vimeo. For more info & bookings: bookings@artificialunidentifiedsubjects.com

We have reached a moment of complete clarity. As you all know we’re all about granting our artists a space to perform and to tell their story at a unique location. We decided to bring all of the artists together on the 10th of July in an exclusive place as close as possible to space: the 21st floor of the A-Tower in Antwerp - Klub Goud. With this we will create a unique experience that transcends any single artform.

AUS acts on the bill on the 10th of July: Mission to Earth, who uses analog tape recorders on stage. Maddam serving us their adventurous live-set. Universe, the most recent Limbomania-victor. Redwood, a more guitar-inlfuenced project with a focus on subttle productions. You can also expect Mambele, the soul of Brussels, going back-to-back with Arno Lemons at our showcase. Last but not least, none other than Numen, our so-called inhumans and Amaroo, the mysterious collaboration between three of Belgium's most notorious beat makers.

AUS never leaves a man behind. So for those of you who want to relive the experience, we will also be providing a livestream hosted by Shourai. This way you can have a sense of the space and join us, through spirit, on this momentous occasion.

PAINTING & SKETCHING: KEVIN SENKBEIL

During the event, Kevin Senkbeil will be sketching as a lunatic, and hang the sketches all over the hall. Besides all that, he will showcase a few paintings and sketches. He describes his modus operandi and inspiration as follows:

“For me, it's purely about the moment itself, during each step of my process I reflect on what I've done so far and while doing so I pile up references and ask myself 'how far can I go with this imaginary picture I found' without really coming to a conclusion.

Starting by writing down a few concepts, I pause a certain moment which in most cases is just a stupid assumption or a random encounter from the other day. You could compare it to a schizophrenic person who keeps arguing with himself, that way I can keep my earlier references in my workflow without having to fear any adversities that turn out to be very satisfying.

Making a sort of 'framework' around my references helps me to let go and settle down since it is hard to find the sweet spot, a balance between what is already present in my work and whether it fits inside my series.”

Photography: Kobe Schepers

The second artist that will participate in our project AUS, is Photography student at the Media, Arts & Design faculty Kobe Schepers. He describes his work as follows:

“The main subject in my works is forgotten locations. Some of these locations remind me of my youth and are very dear to me, but I also love more mysterious scenes. This way you can make up your own story around it and use your own imagination. My works are always made at night, which enforces the mystery even more.”

Visuals: Midge Sinnaeve & robin Sinnaeve

The third artistic project that will join us at our AUS in SPACE event, is formed by the duo Midge and Robin Sinnaeve. They will provide visuals in their own unique way. Midge is an artist that’s interested in all things lighting, compositing, film, photography and motion graphics. He’s currently working as a technical director at Daze and as the Visual Arts Education Coordinator at the International Academy of Film and Television Belgium , where he runs a 3D animation training program that he developed himself. Whereas Robin is a multimedia artist and a big film enthusiast. He recently graduated at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp with his amazing short animation project ‘The Centre’.

Here’s a quick preview of the visual show that you can expect on Sunday!

SKETCHING : GAIA LUFRANO & ISSA MUSHIDI

Gaia Lufrano and Issa Mushidi are 2 young women with a talent for drawing and arts. It’s hard for the ladies to describe their own work, because they’re still searching and experimenting in order to be respected artists. This duo has known each other since their years at Sint Lucas Antwerpen, but they split up over Ghent and Brussels.

We saw the opportunity of inviting these two vixen to draw and sketch the whole event instead of hiring a photographer, so we advice not to eat any buggers or fall asleep during the event, nothing will be forgotten or unseen by the girls. They will be accompanied by Kevin Senkbeil during the event.