Flowers/Ghosts&Echoes hosts an evening of immersive and contemplative audio-visual performances at the chapel space in Popradar - a wide yet intimate venue particularly suited to focused listening and visual immersion. Their performance featurs visual artist Jens W. Schindel, aka tschnz, and the opening act of Weiyan Low with Mar Fu Qi.

Programme

17:00 - Weiyan Low with Mar Fu Qi - featuring electronic/percussive sound worlds and live dance performance
18:00 - Flowers/Ghosts&Echoes featuring tschnz - ambient / drone electric guitar duo with live visuals


Flowers/Ghosts&Echoes:
is an immersive audio-visual project from The Hague, featuring two electric guitars that function in constant conversation with the live visuals world of visual artist and designer Felix Bodin. The group unfolds slow-moving, atmospheric soundscapes, often delicate and soothing, which gradually transform into dense and engrossing walls of sound. Think drones, post-rock textures, noise elements, and minimalist repetition, always in interaction with their unique visual performance.
For this performance they collaborate with digital artist and software developer Jens Schindel, a.k.a. tschnz, who uses footage of Felix Bodin’s live visuals (created through a unique interplay of projected moving patterns and a malleable mirrored surface), and pushes them into his own unique live projection world of gently glitching moving images. Expect a performance that blurs the line between sound and sight, offering an experience that’s as much about feeling as it is about listening or watching.
Their second album, titled Flow \\\\ State ____ is released on the 13th of March 2026, a co-release between the labels Geertruida (The Netherlands) and Wormhole World (U.K.), in collaboration with Clandestine Label Services (U.S.A.).


Weiyan Low and Mar Fu Qi:
Weiyan Low is a Den Haag-based Malaysian musician and film maker. He is also an aspiring visual anthropologist, currently pursuing his PhD that centers the religious experience of everyday AI in the Malaysian context. Indulging in his curiosity in the relationship between nature and industry in the anthropocrne, his current performance setup focuses on abstract electronic sounds created through no-input mixing, alongside electronic percussion.
Sitting on the floor surrounded by his electronics, Weiyan unfolds sparse cinematic soundscapes, where electronic textures hint at mysterious sounds from nature, punctuated by sporadic percussion strikes that sound at once industrial, yet almost tribal, as if resonating through an open landscape.
Mar Fu Qi is a The Hague–based dancer, photographer, and performance artist. Born in Guangdong, China, and raised in the Netherlands, her work explores the quest for self-identity and experiences of (up)rootedness. Fascinated by the relationship between the human body and its physical surroundings, her performances unfold slow, minimal movements, imagining both the tangible and the intangible aspects of our existence. She approaches dance as a way to resonate with - and to create with - what is unfamiliar within ourselves, how we relate to others, and how we relate to the tactile environments we move through. Through the forms that emerge, she gives the audience space to journey through these questions as they arise.