The Swarm - Neis, Dalia
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A shapeshifting dream-diary and metaphysical thriller, The Swarm is inspired by the histories of dissident uprisings and migrational routes of Budapest; the geological depths of the hot springs, and the meandering flow of the Danube River. A polyphonic hum resounds in an octagonal domed chamber of a 16th century Ottoman Bath, becoming an eerie portal across time and space, summoning the overlooked histories of the Ottoman period, and the dissident-anarcho groups from the Pale of Settlement and Hapsburg years. The Swarm circles around sundry anomalous and dead beings who plot a way out of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A shapeshifting dream-diary and metaphysical thriller, The Swarm is inspired by the histories of dissident uprisings and migrational routes of Budapest; the geological depths of the hot springs, and the meandering flow of the Danube River. A polyphonic hum resounds in an octagonal domed chamber of a 16th century Ottoman Bath, becoming an eerie portal across time and space, summoning the overlooked histories of the Ottoman period, and the dissident-anarcho groups from the Pale of Settlement and Hapsburg years. The Swarm circles around sundry anomalous and dead beings who plot a way out of Hungarian fascist rule in the thermal baths of Budapest, where sensorial, sexual and revolutionary impulses are aligned for the purpose for anarcho-transcendent-communal escape.
Autorenporträt
Dalia Neis is an erstwhile filmmaker, musician, educator, somatic facilitator in training, and author of Hercules Road (MA Bibliothéque, 2020) and Zephryian Spools: An essay, A Wind (Knives, Forks and Spoons, 2020). They are also the lyricist of the musical outfit Dali Muru & the Polyphonic Swarm, and co-founder of Wanda-Portal, a radio show and DIY musical imprint that traverses the literary, cinematic and musical spheres. Dalia is a member of the Berlin Antifa Jewish Bund fighting for social justice and change, and a long-term practitioner of Aikido.