Orphic on the Wall,
ByoB 2026
Last night I brought a quiet version of my work into a public space.
I took part in Bring Your Own Beamer in Antwerp and filmed a few moments from my projection. The room was full of moving images, but what stayed with me was how calm the experience could be. Light on a wall, people passing, small pauses between scenes. It made the work feel slower and more physical than it does on a screen.
Under the name FDR-Sound I’m building projects where sound and image belong to the same idea. This edit is a short record of that: fragments of the projection, the atmosphere of the space, and the way the visuals sit inside the room.
I also played a new song, Orphic, for the first time. Hearing it in that setting, with the projection around it, felt like a first real test. It showed me what needs more space, what already holds, and what I want to refine next.
If you want to hear Orphic outside of the installation context, the full track is on Spotify. Link in bio. And if you’d like a longer cut of the projection, or a few notes on how it was set up, leave a comment and tell me what you’re curious about.
Orphic On The Wall Byob 2026 – Large
Coming Soon on Spotify – FDR-Sound
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With its captivating mix of modern electronic textures and inventive melodic layers, “Baaach” delivers a listening experience that feels both experimental and refined. The track showcases FDR-Sound’s knack for blending artistry with accessibility, making it a perfect fit for playlists that embrace forward-thinking music.
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