EPISODE · Jun 10, 2016 · 3 MIN
Frau - Slow Burn
from Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons · host Casco - Office for Art, Design & Theory
Inspired by the eponymous 2002 Bowie song, as well as by the now-popular way of describing the long-lasting, detrimental effects of the 2012 budget cuts in the Netherlands, "Slow Burn" narrates the experience of someone affected by these cuts: restless, precarious, and feeling like a firefly caught up in a cobweb. The song imagines the period from 2013 - when the impact of the austerity measures first became visible - until 2018 - when artists and other cultural producers are still experiencing the effects of the slow burn, struggling to make ends meet and to find the funds required for artistic desire. This song is part of Parasite Lottery, a pilot version of a collective lottery system for art organizations in the Netherlands and their communities proposed by Wok The Rock and Casco. Download the song and comic on www.parasitelottery.com. Produced by Wok The Rock & Casco Music by Leilani Hermiasih Lyrics by Leilani Hermiasih & Wok The Rock Vocal & Keyboards: Leilani Hermiasih Comic stips by Wok The Rock Vocals recorded by Daniel Hollos in Berlin, Germany Mixed and Mastered by Brian Esselbrugge at Studio Brainwash, Utrecht, The Netherlands Liner notes: Steyn Bergs
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