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fri 30.10.2026 19:30–22:00 the event will take place at a private residence in Neukölln, please RSVP via link in bio to receive the address 19:30 door open  20:00 - 20:45 solo performance by Zhao Ziyi 20:45 - 21:15 intermission 21:15 - 22:00 duo performance by Zhao Ziyi and Takako Suzuki 22:00 closing and hang out - Zhao Ziyi was born in Beijing in 2007 with a simple sound and a difficult-to-use body. In 2025, he released his debut solo CD album Sorry (Sub Jam), this marked the end of the first phase of his music career. Also in the same year, his duo project “Nichijo” with Yang Kuku (from Ghostmass) released the double-cassette album One, Two(Sub Jam) and the full-length album The cheapest Japanese cuisine in the World (Zoomin’ Night). Beginning in 2023, he has organized the annual You and Me Festival in Beijing every summer. In 2024, he co-founded the venue xiaozu, an exceptionally small, multifaceted space located in central Beijing. @zhaoziyiiiii - Takako Suzuki is a Berlin-based choreographer, dancer, and performer. She was born in Nara, Japan, in 1965. After studying design in Tokyo, she trained in dance under Anzu Furukawa and joined Sasha Waltz’s artistic circle in Berlin in 1992, becoming a founding member of Sasha Waltz & Guests. She participated in numerous productions, including Travelogue I–III, Allee der Kosmonauten, and Körper. Since 2005, Suzuki has worked independently, developing a multidisciplinary practice that moves between dance, performance, and experimental music. Her work encompasses projects such as Blind-Tisch (2015), Treader (2016), and More Than One Species (2017), alongside collaborations with artists across sound, theatre, poetry, and performance. @ts.tokiudon -
in-between vinyl sets and poster design by Jongho @youverylong 

program curated by Isak @han_isak_han 

please be on time
donation/entry for the artists is welcome by @kult.berlin
kult. 006

fri 24.07.2026 19:30–22:45 the event will take place at a private residence in Neukölln, please RSVP via link in bio to receive the address 19:30 door open  20:00 - 20:30 Hye Young Sin 20:45 - 21:15 Goeun Kim 21:30 - 22:00 Isak Han 22:15 - 22:45 Jsuk Han - Hye Young Sin is a Seoul-born, Berlin-based artist working across visual art, experimental music, and live performance. In her sound performances, she develops sonic constellations in which objects become instruments and active agents. Using low-tech and DIY electronics, she engages sound, movement, and material behaviour, exposing tensions between human intention and material autonomy. @hye.young.sin - Goeun Kim is a composer and electronic musician based in Germany and South Korea. Her practice spans composition, performance, self-built instruments, and sound installation, exploring the relationships between sound, the body, and technology through sensors, interactive systems, and machine learning. @kiim.goeun - Isak Han places the body at the center of computer music: With his self-built instrument “nUFO,” he transforms code in real time into a responsive, almost organic sonic experience. Here, the machine is not operated but played. @han_isak_han - Jsuk Han works with sound, sculpture, and installation, creating site-responsive works with self-built audio systems. In 2024, he participated in the Seoul Arts & Tech Festival <Unfold X>, and has exhibited at the Nam June Paik Art Center, Arko Art Museum, and Seoul Arts Center. His recent collaborations span architecture, circus, and subculture. @livefdbck -
in-between vinyl sets and poster design by Jongho @youverylong 

program curated by Isak @han_isak_han 

please be on time
donation/entry for the artists is welcome by @kult.berlin
kult. 005

sat 02.05.2026 19:30–22:00 the event will take place at a private residence in Neukölln, please RSVP via link in bio to receive the address. 19:30 door open 
20:00 listening session by Fishflu
20:45 intermission
21:00 live performance by Li Song and Shuoxin Tan
21:45 closing set by Jongho Lim and hang out - Fishflu approaches her selection as an act of exploration, pulling from all corners of sound with a curiosity for the experimental and a pull toward the psychedelic. From dreamy, atmospheric textures to the depth of bass and the space of dub, her sets unfold with slow, hypnotic energy that draws the room into a shared state of mind. @fishfluuu_ - Li Song is a musician and computer programmer based in London. His work explores algorithmic music systems, acoustic phenomena, percussion and portable speakers. He has released music on labels including Infant Tree, Zoomin‘ Night, Ftarri and Superpang. https://notimportant.org @slow.software - Shuoxin Tan is a composer, researcher and improviser living in Cologne since 2020. Her research currently focuses on Lacanian topology, and mathematical approximation. How to apply „purloined“ theoretical knowledge into artistic practice is her curiosity. She approaches and works between composition and improvisation, which often happens in specific space, intertwined with the exploration of physical movement and auditory perception. https://mewithoutnara.bandcamp.com @mewithoutnara - Marie Lee is a painter whose work engages with sensory experience and everyday rituals. Alongside her culinary project @dackval_marie_official and her background running a jazz bar in Korea, she will be bringing her artistic approach into the space through a curated selection of highballs and cocktails. @galerie_marie_official - in-between vinyl sets and poster design by Jongho @youverylong program curated by Isak @han_isak_han 
please be on time donation/entry for the artists is welcome by @kult.berlin
kult. is grateful for the space we shared this year — to gather, learn, and cross paths. looking forward to embracing what unfolds next year 🙏🏼 by @kult.berlin
kult. 004

sat 08.11.2025 19:30-22:00 the event will take place at a private residence in Neukölln, please RSVP via link in bio to receive the address 19:30 door open 
20:00 listening session by Minseok Kim
20:45 intermission
21:00 live performance by Jung-Jae Kim and Isak Han
21:45 closing set by Jongho Lim and hang out - Jung-Jae Kim is a South Korean saxophonist and improviser based in Berlin. He has performed extensively across Europe and Asia, appearing at numerous festivals. His latest release, Shamanism (Relative Pitch Records, NYC, 2025), has received widespread critical acclaim from reviewers in both Europe and the United States. The film Silent Observers, for which he served as a co-composer, won the Best Original Music at the Bulgarian Academy Awards 2025. Kim’s practice delves into the liminal spaces of sound and communication. Through a transdisciplinary approach and the language of free improvisation, he expands the vocabulary of the saxophone and challenges conventional modes of listening—inviting audiences into new sensory and emotional dimensions. @ejjemusic - Isak Han is a sound artist, experimental musician, and digital instrument inventor who explores the boundaries of sound experimentation. He develops compositional systems with complex behaviors that produce unpredictable results. Isak primarily composes his music using intelligent and autonomous music machines. These range from acoustic sound makers to electroacoustic, analog electronic, and fully digital devices, many of which he builds or codes himself. @han_isak_han - Minseok Kim shapes a selection influenced by dub’s echo and psyche—sounds that hold time, space, and emotion. His sets drift between ambient resonance and experimental form, guiding listeners through subtle shifts, lingering echoes, and suspended moments. Each performance explores the intersections of memory, rhythm, and atmosphere, inviting audiences to inhabit a space where sound becomes both sensation and environment. @kimmmmmmmmmmssss - opening/intermission/closing set and poster design by Jongho @youverylong program curated by Isak and Jongho 
please be on time donation/entry for the artists is welcome by @kult.berlin
Broken Language Club : Take Your Broken Texts and Make Them into Art a writing workshop facilitated by Mina Heres Ha time: 16th, 23th, 30th September 19:00-22:00
space: @kult.berlin Register until 8th September link in bio @heresmina How did you arrive in Berlin? What made you leave your motherland? Did you find your place? To live in a foreign language and a foreign place is like becoming a child once again while still remembering a past life. The workshop language will be in English, but this workshop is for those who do not use English as their first language. We will embrace broken language not as a limitation but as a possibility, exploring and playing at the boundaries between languages. We will focus on the texture of words rather than their fixed meanings, and seek language that flow rather than language that is pinned down. In our final session, we will weave these broken texts into a shared performance.  Course fee: 80-120 euro (sliding scale, based on your financial situation) Min. number of participants: 6
Max. number of participants: 8 Mina Heres Ha is a Korean writer and poet living in Berlin. Her main interest lies in exploring and describing the interplay between different ways of perception and the manifestation of reality. With an academic background in the history and philosophy of science, she engages in diverse fields including writing, performance, community building, translation, broadcasting, and feminist movement. She is the author of “Crazy, Freaky, Arrogant, and Brilliant Women“ (2021), “Dive Anyway“ (2023), among others. She is the founder of Studio HAMA, a writing community in South Korea, and a member of AFSAR (Asian Feminist Studio for Art and Research). Her first book was selected as one of the Best Books of the 21st Century by a panel of 106 publishing professionals in South Korea.  poster design by Jongho @youverylong program curated by Kiki @kiki.sternburg this event is at a pricate residence - the exact location will be shared directly with participants. by @kult.berlin
kult. 003 fri 23.05.2025 19:30-22:00 19:30 door open 20:00 listening session by soo:k 20:45 intermission 21:15 sound performance by Robert Schwarz 22:00 close soo:k’s musical journey has taken her from Seoul to Berlin, shaped by a deep love for classical music and folk. Since relocating in 2018, she has immersed herself in the city’s club scene and intimate listening bars, leading her to start DJing in 2024. Her sets traverse left-field dance music, ambient, and experimental soundscapes—blending intricate sound design with off-kilter rhythms or drifting into rich, beatless textures. Influenced by classical, folk, and New Age, she crafts sonic journeys that unfold with depth and unpredictability. @soo.k.wav Robert Schwarz draws on a background in computer music, sound studies, and architecture in his installations, performances, and recorded works. Through the interplay of field recordings and sound synthesis, he explores acoustic phenomena often hidden from perception—creating abstract structures that evoke deep, dissociative states of listening and question established listening practices. He has released music on Superpang, Gruenrekorder, ETAT, and ALTER, and developed walk-in sculptures in Los Angeles, Brussels, and Vienna. His works have been presented at institutions and festivals including MAK Center, Kunsthalle Wien, Tokyo Arts and Space, CTM Berlin, Skaņu Mežs, and Musikprotokoll. He is part of the 2023/24 SHAPE+ Platform and co-founder of the PARKEN festival in Vienna. @rrrrrrssssssz opening/intermission vinyl set and poster design by Jongho @youverylong program curated by Isak @han_isak_han please be on time donation/entry for the artists is welcome
 this event is at a private residence — please dm for the address by @kult.berlin
kult. 002 *special location Projektraum Zwitschermaschine Potsdamer Str. 161, 10783 Berlin fri 28.02.2025 19:30-until late 19:30 door open 20:00 listening session by Bea Targosz 20:30 intermission 21:00 sound performance by Makoto Sakamoto and Isak Han 22:00 hang out Bea Targosz studied at the ASP Gdańsk and the UdK Berlin where she completed Meister’s degree in Art and Media. Her sound installations have been set at various art institutions and symposiums. She received a.o. the Elsa-Neumann scholarship from the state of Berlin, a DAAD scholarship, and participated in the Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt. She is a member of the VIBRA Research Network and of Errant Sound. @beatargosz Makoto Sakamoto is a Berlin-based sound artist renowned for his minimalist yet deeply immersive compositions. His work explores the raw qualities of sound—texture, resonance, and spatial perception—through precise sonic manipulation. Using a refined palette of electronic and acoustic elements, Makoto crafts pieces that challenge conventional listening experiences. His performances and installations, presented in collaboration with international artists and at notable art spaces, have established him as a unique voice in contemporary sound art. @makoto_sakamoto_recordings Isak Han, a sound artist, experimental musician, and digital instrument inventor, explores new avenues of experimentation by developing compositional systems with complex behaviors that produce unpredictable results. At kult., he will delve into reconstruction and the contextualization of small-sound phenomena through processed field recordings and microelectronics. @han_isak_han opening/intermission/closing vinyl set and 
poster design by Jongho @youverylong thank you for hosting us @soundsabout.gallery please be on time donation/entry for the artists is welcome by @kult.berlin
kult. 001 fri 17.01.2025 7.30-10pm 7:30 door open 8:00 sound performance by Isak Han 8:30 intermission 9:00 sound performance by Yeabon Jo 10:00 close Isak Han, a sound artist, experimental musician, and digital instrument inventor, explores new avenues of experimentation by developing compositional systems with complex behaviors that produce unpredictable results. At kult., he will delve into reconstruction and the contextualization of small-sound phenomena through processed field recordings and microelectronics. @han_isak_han Yeabon Jo, strives to establish his artistic values at the intersection of art, technology, and humanities. He continues to pursue diverse research to elevate various technical methodologies - such as field recording, computer programming, and interaction techniques - beyond mere tools into mediums of artistic expression. Through this, it explores the cultural and historical context of sound and its relationship with humans, and reflect this exploration in the work. @jo_yeabon opening & intermission dj set and poster design by Jongho @youverylong please be on time dm for the address by @kult.berlin
Thank you to everyone who joined us at our first open gathering! We hope you have a wonderful time on the last day of 2024 and wish you an amazing start to the new year. 🎉 Hope to see you in the 2025! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! by @kult.berlin
kult. is opening its floor. come share this space with us and imagine what this space could be. kult. the first gathering fri 20.12.24 8-11pm 8.00 door open 8.30 readings by sanghwa kihyun @nellnam @kiki.sternburg 9.00 sound performance by isak @han_isak_han 9.30 dj set by jongho @youverylong poster by jongho @youverylong please be on time dm for the address by @kult.berlin

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