Podcast appearances and mentions of arash moori

"Smoggy Terminus" by Damaged Bug from The Tarot of Personal Experience; "Guayaquil to Tully" by Mike Cooper from Raft. Courtesy of Room 40; "Leaving the Park" by Oneohtrix Point Never from the soundtrack to Good Time; "Undoing a Luciferian Towers" by Godspeed! You Black Emperor from Luciferian Towers; "Maps on the Floor" by Clay Rendering from Snowthorn; "Aladin in der Wunderlampe" by Vintage Cucumber from Arabische Nachte; "Glaze" by Coca Leaf from Deep Marble Sunrise; "Fight at the Quarry" by Shane Gillis from the Spiritus original soundtrack; "Snakes Vs Rats" by The Bug Vs Earth from Concrete Desert; "Familiar Things Disappear" by Hauschka from What If; "Ruins" by Arash Moori from Heterodyne

"Smoggy Terminus" by Damaged Bug from The Tarot of Personal Experience; "Guayaquil to Tully" by Mike Cooper from Raft. Courtesy of Room 40; "Leaving the Park" by Oneohtrix Point Never from the soundtrack to Good Time; "Undoing a Luciferian Towers" by Godspeed! You Black Emperor from Luciferian Towers; "Maps on the Floor" by Clay Rendering from Snowthorn; "Aladin in der Wunderlampe" by Vintage Cucumber from Arabische Nachte; "Glaze" by Coca Leaf from Deep Marble Sunrise; "Fight at the Quarry" by Shane Gillis from the Spiritus original soundtrack; "Snakes Vs Rats" by The Bug Vs Earth from Concrete Desert; "Familiar Things Disappear" by Hauschka from What If; "Ruins" by Arash Moori from Heterodyne

"Looking for You" by Josefin Ohrn and The Liberation from Mirage; "Teenage Lightning 2005" by coil from The Ape of Naples; "Deeper Politics" by Grails from Chalice Hymnal; "Gray Clearer" by Mind Over Mirrors from Undying Color; "Geometric Narrative" by Cuticle from Mind Holding Pattern; "Geen Contact Peer" by Betonkust and Palmbomen II from Center Parcs; "Win in the Flat World" by Lorenzo Senni from Persona; "Maps on the Floor" by Clay Rendering from Snowthorn; "Si Fly" by Letherette from Where Have All the People Gone; "Time We Have" by Steve Hauschildt from Strands; "Ruins" by Arash Moori from Heterodyne.

"Looking for You" by Josefin Ohrn and The Liberation from Mirage; "Teenage Lightning 2005" by coil from The Ape of Naples; "Deeper Politics" by Grails from Chalice Hymnal; "Gray Clearer" by Mind Over Mirrors from Undying Color; "Geometric Narrative" by Cuticle from Mind Holding Pattern; "Geen Contact Peer" by Betonkust and Palmbomen II from Center Parcs; "Win in the Flat World" by Lorenzo Senni from Persona; "Maps on the Floor" by Clay Rendering from Snowthorn; "Si Fly" by Letherette from Where Have All the People Gone; "Time We Have" by Steve Hauschildt from Strands; "Ruins" by Arash Moori from Heterodyne.

Estación experimental presenta la obra de aquellos artistas para los que la razón de su trabajo es un impulso irrefrenable que les conecta con la parte más pura de la investigación científica. Desviándose de las directrices preestablecidas en el arte contemporáneo, estos creadores comparten en su trabajo una cierta fascinación por temas extra-artísticos, por lo que sucede dentro del campo de lo real pero también en el más allá. (27.10.2011-09.04.2012). Artistas: Julio Adán, Guillem Bayo, Alberto Baraya, Luis Bisbe, Ingrid Buchwald, Carlos Bunga, Caleb Charland, David Clarkson, Björn Dahlem, Karlos Gil, Faivovich & Goldberg, O Grivo, João Maria Gusmão y Pedro Paiva, Lyn Hagan, Ilana Halperin, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Esther Mañas y Arash Moori, Milton Marques, Alistair McClymont, Rivane Neuenschwander y Cao Guimarães, Jorge Peris, Paloma Polo, Rubén Ramos Balsa, Ariel Schlesinger, Alberto Tadiello, Jan Tichy, Ben Woodeson, Raphaël Zarka.

Una de las últimas fronteras científicas sigue siendo el espacio exterior, que es fuente de investigaciones rigurosas y teorías por confirmar, a la vez que campo expandido para la ciencia ficción. Desde el rigor de la investigación (Paloma Polo) hasta el archivo infinito sobre ciencia ficción (Karlos Gil) hay terreno para otras aproximaciones de corte variado, desde la más experimental (Esther Mañas y Arash Moori) al documental (Raphaël Zarka). (28.10.2011-09.04.2012)