VECERA | FLUX

Paulius Večera

This is an interdisciplinary performance inspired by Carl Gustav Jung’s theory of individuation. The cycle of eight pieces functions as a sonic diary, tracing an inner journey through the shadow, anima/animus, the conflicts of ego and the unconscious, ultimately leading towards integration and inner transformation.

The first half symbolises the pole of light, the second – the pole of darkness. The compositions employ field recordings, experimental sound, and a consciously shaped sonic space in which sound becomes not only something to be heard, but also something to be lived. It is a reflection on fragility, loss, desire, and change – and at the same time, an invitation to dance with them.

Installation author – Agata Orlovska
Visualization author – Karolis Paulikas

Performer

Paulius Večera

Paulius Večera is a Lithuanian composer, performer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ based in Vilnius. Since 2020 he has been active on both the Lithuanian and international music scenes, performing in the USA, Palestine, the Netherlands, France, the UK, Latvia and beyond. After completing his bachelor’s degree in electronic music and composition at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, he took part in creative exchange programs in Jerusalem and Denmark.

Večera’s work combines experimental sound practices, digital technologies and the dramaturgy of live performance. His music weaves together elements of avant-house, IDM, industrial, punk- industrial and electro-punk. In both studio projects and live performances he often crosses stylistic boundaries, aiming to create an intense and immersive emotional atmosphere.