HWXXNG (KR/DE) / The Gospels of Aerial by Women-Antennas (art exhibition)

HWXXNG (aka Jaeho Hwang) is a Berlin/Seoul-based South Korean composer and DJ. His music draws heavily from the experimental club scene, where stuttering, dark beats meet harsh industrial sounds reminiscent of no-wave’s minimalist deconstruction. He uniquely integrates traditional Korean instruments like the Piri (bamboo flute) and the stringed Gayageum, reinterpreting these ancient sounds within a modern, avant-garde framework. Since releasing his debut EP on Chinabot in 2019, he has garnered attention from a wide range of platforms, including Boiler Room, 4:3 Boiler Room, NTS Radio, DJ Mag, BBC Radio 6 Music, The Wire, Nowness, Mixmag Korea, etc. In addition to being a member of the Chinabot label, he founded "Fragmented Service," a Seoul-based collective that represents the city's sub-club music scene, curating
events that feature international artists such as ZULI, ENDGAME, Dis Fig, etc. He has performed at a wide range of events in venues that serve as key hubs for the underground music scene.

Women-Antennas is an artistic duo formed by Agata Konarska and Agata Lankamer, active since 2021. Their collaborative practice combines interests in posthumanism, new technologies, science fiction, and esotericism. The artists primarily work within digital art, creating video installations, immersive environments, and gaming experiences that often incorporate elements of performance and narrative. Both graduated from the Media Art department at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2023.