On January 17, 2017, Repeater Books launched my book “Little Houses, Big Forests (desire is no light thing)” at TenderBooks, Soho, London.
I read an extract from my short story ‘Leda in Glass’ which appears in the book.
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London launch coverage
Following our successful launch in London of my book “Little Houses, Big Forests (desire is no light thing)” along with the accompanying exhibition, we received some coverage from the BBC and others. Take a look, listen and enjoy to get to know more about the project from the BBC’s point of view…
BBC Longer Interview (from 24mins)
Book launch: next week in London
I’m very excited to announce my book launch and exhibition next week at Tenderbooks Gallery in London. There will be a reading and aural-visual material from myself and Klaudia Monica Domurat of Uferlos.Studios. The book is published by Repeater Books.
Welcome!
My published book arrived today
My first book, “Little Houses, Big Forests (desire is no light thing)” arrived to me today, fresh from the printer! I’m over the moon and back. Thank you so much, Repeater Books. It’s even more beautiful than I’d hoped. Details on the upcoming launches in London, Berlin and New York are coming soon.
New artists-in-residence
As featured on @Mustarinda’s Facebook page:
New artists-in-residence
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November 2016
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Baking Tibetan bread in the Mustarinda kitchen
SIOUXZI CONNOR & KLAUDIA DOMURAT
Siouxzi Connor is a Sydney-born writer and artist based in Berlin. A former research fellow of the ICI Berlin Institute for Cultural Inquiry, Siouxzi brings together experimental narrative work in literature and film, exploring ritual, tradition, ecology and female sexuality. She works for Little Sun, the solar energy project of Danish-Icelandic artist Studio Olafur Eliasson, and is an artist with Uferlos Studios.
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www.siouxziconnor.com
www.ici-berlin.org/profile/mernagh
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Klaudia Monika Domurat is a sound artist, photographer and DJ born in Poland, based in Berlin. Klaudia uses sound design and music to create visionary environments and soundscapes. As co-founder and artist with Uferlos Studios, she also works with experimental video and installation.
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www.uferlos.berlin
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/mssvtk
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At Mustarinda, Klaudia and Siouxzi are creating an aural-visual landscape for the multidisciplinary project ‘In the Dark, Dark Room’ (2017) which began with academic research at the ICI, evolved into the novel ‘Our Little Wooden House in the Forest’ and will soon be included as text and image extracts in ‘Little Houses, Big Forests (desire is no light thing)’, the anthology book to be published next year by Repeater Books.
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Siouxzi and Klaudia will be happy to share the trailer for the project soon which will give a sense of the atmosphere and narrative. Follow them on https://uferlos.berlin or on Uferlos Studios for updates.
Open studio at Mustarinda, Finland
The night before the super moon, we captured this impression of our studio at Mustarinda. We’re having an open studio on Friday November 18 where Klaudia Domurat and Siouxzi Connor wil…
Currently shooting and writing in Finland
Currently on artist residency with sound artist Klaudia Domurat (Uferlos.berlin), in Mustarinda in the north of Finland, working on “In the dark, dark room” – aural/visual extracts from my novel “Our Little Wooden House in the Forest.” More soon.
writer/artist name change
Known as Siouxzi Mernagh from the years 2007 – 2016, I’m now reverting to my original name, Siouxzi Connor, for all purposes from here on in. I’ve also been away from the site for so long but am now happy to be back and posting! Changes are now in effect across Tumblr, Twitter and Instagram. Greetings from Finland.
Publication of novel extract
An extract from my novel ‘Our Little Wooden House in the Forest’ was recently published in the artist publication titled ‘Should I have stayed home and thought of here?’, launched in Sydney April 2016.
Readings, Screenings + Events
Towards the end of 2015 and beginning of 2016, I had the pleasure of taking part in several events in Berlin and Sydney which involved readings from my book ‘Our Little Wooden House in the Forest’ and screenings from my aural-visual collaboration with Uferlos Studios.
