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Appeared on VA - An Architecture Celebrating the Failure of Capitalism (Bergen Kunsthall, 2020).

The composition "Owlscape" was made for an outdoor site-specific installation in Timișoara, Romania (with, among others, the Roma coppersmith Lajos Gabor). The site was a park with an abnormally large urban colony of long-eared owls. To accompany a large owlhouse built from copper and locally sourced materials, the experimental / electronica duo Makunouchi Bento (Felix Petrescu / Valentin Toma) made a looping sound composition that was played from hidden speakers in the trees.

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from The Guardians of Lost Pieces: Found and Never to Be Lost, released October 31, 2017
Written, produced, mixed and mastered by Felix Petrescu and Valentin Toma (Makunouchi Bento)

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Makunouchi Bento Timișoara, Romania

The Makunouchi Bento, or traditional Japanese lunchbox, is a highly lacquered wooden box divided into quadrants, each of which contains different delicacies. It is also one of the most familiar images of Japan's domestic environment. Reading the box as both an object and a metaphor, Felix Petrescu and Valentin Toma founded this cinematic / experimental / electroacoustic project back in late 2000. ... more

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