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Adrienne Teicher

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  • Drip Drip Drip

    Drip Drip Drip

    Dates

    3 November 2023Kasper Theater Berlin

    Drip Drip Drip is the debut collaboration between multi-instrumentalist and producer Bartłomiej Kuźniak and transfeminine artist Adrienne Teicher. The work resides in a landscape of psychedelic post-techno, interwoven with whispered, sung and shouted meditations on what it means to have a body, and the strange ghosts that linger behind experiences of love and desire.

    “Both & Neither” is a fever dream, in which the swarm of forces that animate the “I” of self-identify manifest as deities in the rattle of Adrienne’s voice. The composition’s strong rhythmic foundations intersect with an undercurrent of extended harmonies brought to life by Kuzniak’s saxophone and an array of atonal synthesizers.

    “Ocean” submerges the listener in a world of fluid, undulating textures and subtle, pulsating rhythms. Ostensibly a love song, the text refuses reassuring cliches, seeing love – like the ocean – as a space which resists human territorialisations.

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    The sombre, haunting melodies of “My Body Is Not My Own” unearth the paradoxes at the root of bodily autonomy and the tension between self and society that rupture the ostensible freedom to “be who you want to be” in fading liberal capitalist democracies of the West.

    Finally, the cascading, hyper-caffeinated polyrhythms of ‘Hope’ transmit a sense of everyday life accelerated beyond human limits, of bodies burning too brightly and then burning out. Yet beneath this choppy surface, there is a glimmer of joy and serenity. Is it our salvation? Or simply the illusion which keeps us in the game?

    The mesmerising video for the track was created by the visual artist Mariusz Knysak. For this project he designed and built a fully analogue reactor that uses light and sound exchanging their energy through water. The entire installation was created solely by recycling used electronic devices, which is the Knysak’s hallmark.

    Credits

    Text and VocalsAdrienne Teicher
    Double Bass, Soprano Saxophone, Electric Bass, ContraphoneBartłomiej Kuźniak
    Sequencing, Sound Design, Music ProductionAdrienne Teicher, Bartłomiej Kuźniak
    High Definition Mixing MasteringBartłomiej Kuźniak, studio333.net
    “Hope” VideoMariusz Knysak
  • The Fourth Generation

    The Fourth Generation

    Premiere – Vienna Queer Shorts Festival

    The Fourth Generation, is a homage to Berlin’s vibrant underground and the communities that breathe life into the city. The film is set in a dystopian future, but the themes explored are very real. Queer identity, feminism, sexuality and the intersection of politics and art. In the near future Professional provocateur and artist Maven Shegula has returned to Berlin after a hiatus in Zürich. She’s back to celebrate her 50th birthday, and to appear on a popular German talk show.

    As she wanders the streets of Berlin with her girlfriend and friend, it becomes apparent that being an artist in this city is no longer acceptable. The humming nightlife has disappeared, and the vibrant creative community pushed to the margins of society. The film is alive with tension, both sexual and otherwise. As Maven’s story unfurls on live television, we learn about her son, her politics, her  heritage and her alter-ego Rosa who champions radical self-expression and  feminism. The interview is dispersed with beautiful and volcanic eruptions from Maven that act as both a denunciation of the city’s leadership and a love letter to Berlin.

    Packed full of vibrant fashion, queerness, dark humour and experimental visuals, The Fourth Generation depicts every artists worst nightmare – and the lengths one woman will go to stand by
    what she believes in. The film features a predominantly trans and non-binary cast.

    Credits

    Directed and Written byYony Leyser
    Sound DesignHyenaz (Kathryn Fischer & Adrienne Teicher)
    CastAerea Negrot, Gigi Spelsberg, Yvon Jansen, Daniel Zillmann, Mano Thiravong, Mathea Hoffmann, Chilly Gonzales
    CinematographyPaul Faltz
    EditingHamed Mohammadi
    Art DirectorDarko Petrovic
    Production DesignJeff Schaul, Victoria Shved
    Costume DesignAlexis Mersmann
  • Instinct

    Instinct

    DATES

    1 June 2024Tom of Finland Art & Culture Festival, Berghain Halle
    2 July 2021Pornceptual Cinema, Alte Münze, Berlin
    17 September 2021Sexclusivitäten, Berlin
    25 September 2021Queer Art Fest, Rågsveds Folkets hus, Stockholm
    29 September 2020Fusion Film Festival, Oslo
    29 November 2019Dirty Diaries 10 year Anniversary, Stockholm
    24-28 October 2019Porn Film Festival Berlin (honorable mention in the Porn Short Competition)

    Instinct is a queer metaphysical love story that weaves itself through real and imagined sexual encounters across darkrooms, forest cruising zones, and highway shoulders. Immersive and deeply layered, the film presents fantastical playgrounds where bodies imagine themselves in a multiplicity of forms and long for encounters without preconceived notions of what other bodies desire, what they will need, or how they should be touched. Instead, Instinct asks: what does it mean to actively (un)learn what we might assume about another body’s sex, gender, and desire?

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    Credits

    DirectorsEster Martin Bergsmark, Mad Kate, Adrienne Teicher, Marit Östberg
    StarringAdrienne Teicher, Buffalo Grove, Christopher, Ester Martin Bergsmark, Finn, Jared Gradinger, Liz Rosenfeld, Mad Kate, Mere, MYSTI, Nika, Ocsaj, Paulita Pappel, River Rose, Sadie Lune, Tom Ass, Walter Crasshole
    EditJasco Viefhues
    Line ProducerPaula Alamillo
  • The MultiVerse in a MouthFuck

    The MultiVerse in a MouthFuck

    Selected Dates

    June 7th–12th, 2022Post Porn Film Festival (Warsaw, Poland)
    October 6th–10th, 2021Porn Film Festival Vienna (Vienna, Austria) [BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM]
    September 10th–12th, 2021SECS FEST (online, USA) [BEST SEX-POSITIVE FILM]
    May 21st–30th, 2021Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival (Calgary, Canada)
    December 3rd, 2020CineKink NYC (online, US) [HONORABLE MENTION]
    November 20th–22nd, 2020Satyrs and Maenads: The Athens Porn Film Festival (Athens, Greece)
    September 28th, 2020Oslo/Fusion International Film Festival (Oslo, Norway)
    February 1st, 2020Excéntrico: Muestra Internacional de Pornografías Críticas (Santiago, Chile)
    October 2019Berlin PornFilmFestival (Berlin, Germany)

    A metaphysical trip of self discovery, from the seven principles of Hermetism to the seven keys to master our lives (Inspired by true fuckts)

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    Credits

    CastRafael Medina, JorgeTheObscene, Sultan of Filth, Schoko Channel, Tristan Rehbold, Medad Rangay, Jo Pollux, Kate Hole, Candy Flip, Mad Kate, Nicky Miller, Gio Black Peter
    Written, Directed, EditedJorgeTheObscene
    ProducerJorgeTheObscene
    Assistant DirectorDoxytocine
    Director of PhotographyTheo Meow, Jo Pollux
    CameraTheo Meow, Michal ANdrysiak
    Still PhotographyJo Pollux
    LightsMichal ANdrysiak
    Art/CostumesMad Kate, Michal ANdrysiak, EXIT
    Sound DesignHYENAZ
    Location Sound MixerHYENAZ
    Producer AssistantFelipe Carrasco
  • W(a)rmholes

    W(a)rmholes

    Dates

    12-15 June 2019Maxim Gorki Theatre, Studio Я
    Photo Esra Rotthoff

    Five queer Berliners of different generations and backgrounds take the audience on a performative journey through Berlin’s queer history between Pankow and Schöneberg, Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, Mahlsdorf and Charlottenburg.

    In search for the intersections of queer identities in a collective consciousness, they liquefy time, space, body and gender and connect with ancestors and future generations. The performers have been living in Berlin for generations or have recently moved here. They will channel their icons, ex-lovers and former selves to draw a political-personal portrait of queer Berlin between East and West.

    Credits

    Text and DirectionYony Leyser
    WithHYENAZ, Adrian Marie Blount, Jair Luna, Zazie de Paris
    Sound DesignHYENAZ
    DramaturgyTobias Herzberg
    Stage Design & VideoShahrzad Rahmani, Camille Lacadee
    Costume DesignAnne Fidler
  • Cypher

    Cypher

    In Cypher, HYENAZ uphold the hyena—a creature maligned as grotesque—as a totem of queer survival. The work unravels a love story spun through the animal’s mythos: its androgynous physiology, its scavenging, its supposed ugliness as a testament to thriving at the margins.

    Graysister (Dušan Pejčić)’s video distills this ethos into a flesh-and-pixel psalm. The artists’ faces and bodies fuse into a luminous, three-breasted hybrid—part human, part apparition. Limbs and bones blur, and genders dissolve into a radiant monstrosity that defies categorization.

    Through distortion and desire, Cypher weaponizes the hyena’s vilified traits—scavenging becomes resourcefulness, androgyny becomes multiplicity, ugliness becomes a radical self-acceptance. Here, love is not pristine communion but a feral pact.

    Credits

    Music & LyricsHYENAZ
    MixHYENAZ, Bartłomiej Kuźniak (Studio333)
    MasteringBartłomiej Kuźniak (Studio333)
    VideoDušan Pejčić

  • Sister

    Sister

    In Sister, HYENAZ conjures a visceral dialogue between fusion and fracture. Filmed at Ngannelong (also known as Hanging Rock) the work captures artist Adrienne Teicher in a raw, psychedelic performance that mirrors the destabilizing thrall of longing. The work’s title invokes the eternally deferred ideal of sisterhood: a bond that promises wholeness but may never offer full or lasting consumation. HYENAZ’s soundscape oscillates between ethereal vocal symbiosis and electronic rupture, embodying the ecstatic terror of being both consumed by and estranged from a beloved other.

    While the work does not explicitly address the history of Ngannelong, it is critical to remember that this is a site of profound significance to the Dja Dja Wurrung, Woi Wurrung, and Taungurung peoples, who were violently displaced during the genocidal campaigns of Australia’s frontier wars.

    Credits

    Music & LyricsHYENAZ
    Audio MixHYENAZ, Bartłomiej Kuźniak (Studio333)
    Audio MasteringBartłomiej Kuźniak (Studio333)
    VideoHYENAZ