Do you know music? - faitiche presents the eighth audio collage of field recordings, favorite popsongs and others. The audio collage was made for Secret13. Please click here for download / tracklist / description.

Jan Jelinek: Do you know music?, 2013

Revolving door, Inhotim, Brasil 2013

Jan Jelinek: Revolving door, 2013

Audio Video Series Die Symmetrie aus Sicht der Gastronomie: Still Life Loop 5, Audio/Video: Jan Jelinek, 2013.

Audio Video Series Die Symmetrie aus Sicht der Gastronomie: Still Life Loop 4, Audio/Viedo: Jan Jelinek, 2013

Supermarket Tengelmann, Frankfurt am Main 2007

Jan Jelinek: Tengelmann, 2007

Audio Video Series Die Symmetrie aus Sicht der Gastronomie: Still Life Loop 3, Audio/Video: Jan Jelinek, 2013.

Audio Video Series Die Symmetrie aus Sicht der Gastronomie: Still Life Loop 1, Audio/Video: Jan Jelinek, 2013.

Rehoboth, recorded 1931 in "South West Africa" (Namibia), Phonogramm Archiv, Berlin 2011.

Rehoboth, recorded 1931 in "South West Africa" (Namibia)

Live Soundtrack (excerpt) by Jan Jelinek for Fluidic - a Light Sculpture by WHITEvoid. April 13th & 14th at Salon Del Mobile (Design Week), Milan, Italy 2013.

Jan Jelinek: Live soundtrack for Fluidic, 2013

Ursula Bogner: Pluto (orbit and gyration), year unknown. (excerpt)

Ursula Bogner: Pluto (Orbit und Gravitation), year unknown

Dialoge zur Anthropologie - a radio play by Jan Jelinek (composition & realisation), Language: German. First broadcast: 5th February 2013, 11.03 PM on SWR. Click here for more information (download).
The radio play is based on fictional/speculative fieldrecordings of the Tasaday, a tribe of "Stone Age Cavemen", which have been discovered in Mindanao, Philippines, 1971. The Tasaday's original conversations are reproduced by text-to-speech-programs. The story of their discovery is a fictional reconstruction, based on original quotes by journalists and scientists.

Jan Jelinek: Dialoge zur Anthropologie (excerpt), 2013