Description
Initially inspired by the diary entries of Moshe Shnitzki, who, at the age of 17, left his home in 1942 to live in the cavernous White Russian forests as a partisan, ‘Codes’ is about the human experience and what extremes can do to an individual. ‘The result is a poetic, musical cosmos that encompasses the following themes: forest, fear, pain, loss, violence, and loneliness but also beauty, longing, hope and the will to survive,’ Huwe explains. These thematic extremities cause an erraticism to ‘Codes’ – a passing thunderstorm, a cyclonic burst of nature’s force – but one that exudes anticipation amidst the chill.
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