A special "Medea" cassette, number 2/7, includes an original printing plate from image 2 and 14 etchings.
Album & Artwork
The artwork for the album is a series of etchings by Christoph Kiefhaber, titled "Medea," presented in seven images.
Album & Artwork
The "Medea" etching series by Christoph Kiefhaber is available in a limited edition, with two cycles: Cycle A (color etchings) and Cycle B (black and white versions with texts by Otto Brusatti).
Recording & Production
The recording and mixing for this album were done by Gerald Pally and Johannes Stern at ORF/Wien in 2010.
Album & Artwork
The album "Medea" features seven images by Christoph Kiefhaber, an artist, and texts by Otto Brusatti, who also performs on the album.
Recording & Production
The album includes musical pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, a renowned Baroque composer, performed by Martin Rummel on violoncello, alongside sound collages by Otto Brusatti.
Cultural Impact
The "Medea" etching series by Christoph Kiefhaber has been part of the collection of the Albertina Graphic Arts Collection, a prominent museum in Vienna, since 2009.
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