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https://www.roxannawalitzki.com/amor-fati/

ALBUM RELEASE DATE: 1/11/2022

In experimental arrangements and art-video, Roxanna Walitzki explores the transitory nature of being, questions what remains when we cease to exist, and reinvents the past by breathing imaginative new life into a haunting selection of sacred Baroque arias. Marking the beginning of an innovative new period in which the steady rhythms of continuo-arias are augmented through downtempo beats, Roxanna seamlessly blends classical vocal music with a unique brand of audio production, movement, and styling.
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Art is about capturing the world as we see it. For centuries, oil paints were the best tools for fine art and it was the commonly adopted medium for the Old Masters.
Today, while traditional media is just as important to art, new tools like digital cameras are coming to the fore. Photographers are now playing with the past and present in their work with the aid of tools, such as cameras, lenses, lighting, and mirrors.

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Q: How are you inspired to create the powerful and compelling art you are known for?

A: A story. Story always comes first.
It is never for decorative purposes or to simply paint something that is beautiful.
History plays a huge role in my art, as does the physiological behaviour of the human species. When I do research for a project, I always discover interesting facts and stories that relate to me. Stories of power particularly intrigue me and I try to portray this in my paintings which include images that evoke an emotional response from the viewer.

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Vast and uncontainable, the sea is wild even when she sleeps. While her swells wax and wane, her steady rhythm is constant. Currents run through her depths like streams, ending in waves that crash towards shore in a brilliant display of boundless might.
more » “Roxanna Walitzki: “Sea Pictures””

Vox Vespertinus is a multi-faceted vocalist with a four octave range. Operatically trained, she loops and layers her otherworldy vocalizations over synth compositions and organic sounds. She embraces mysticism, alchemy, illumination, mythology, mystery, both the angelic realms and the underworld, and what lies beyond the veil. She is often invited to compose/contribute to projects and events of ritual, spiritual, cosmic, fantasy, and magic and can shift easily from aetheric operatic “voxings” to demonic screaming. After recording the music for The Sylphs, she felt compelled to augment the work with imagery. Sylphs are invisible elementals who dwell within the air, the wind and its current, and thus the creatures who thrive in. In some folklore they act as oracles speaking to humans through the sound of wind. The Sylphs music video is her first film project.