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@abyss.collective_ last June in Amsterdam for the archive 
System by @sunravesoundsystems 
Slides 2/3/4 shots by @clefw
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This week’s Underground Voices comes from Clemens.

A photographer within the underground, whose work is not just about capturing a night, but understanding how to move through it with care.

He speaks about being the unseen eye. About trust, presence, dancefloor personas, and knowing when not to disturb what is happening in front of him.

What I love about this answer is that it doesn’t frame photography as something separate from the dancefloor. For Clemens, the camera moves with him.

Through the crowd. Through the light. Through the sound. Through the small moments, people don’t always notice. And in that, he shows how documenting the underground also means respecting it.

Clemens, thank you for taking the time to share this perspective so honestly. I’m really happy to share it through Underground Voices.

ONE VOICE
ONE CULTURE
ONE COMMUNITY

#UndergroundVoices #SUBVRS #CommunityFirst #UndergroundAlways

💿 Karenn - Pace Yourself
📸 @roanbuma @zwtsr.photo @nadezhdageorgieva @local.phil @2alifilm @bradamedia 

Some photos/videos shared here may come from friends, the community, photographers, venues, or past event documentation. If you recognise your work and you’re not credited, please DM me, I’ll update the post and credit you immediately, or remove it if you’d prefer.
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This week’s Underground Voices comes from Clemens Wildschut.

A photographer within the underground, moving through the room as both witness and participant.

For this piece, he reflects on trust, presence, and the quiet responsibility of capturing a dancefloor without disturbing it.

The full post goes live Wednesday, 9 PM CEST.

#UndergroundVoices #SUBVRS #CommunityFirst #UndergroundAlways
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2025 was een mooi jaar ♥️
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more international raving please !!! 

text on slides:
I went to a music festival in Japan

here’s how it went

obviously, the sound system was sublime
The vibes were Demure and refined. The music was Heady and trance inducing.

I felt the language barrier (will work on this for next time)

I was very sober which was a struggle at times 

using a traditional Japanese toilet mid dance break was an experience I will not soon forget 

I finally met and bonded with an online friend from across the world 

in conclusion dance floors and the magic they provide is a universal language
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