Lass die Waffen klingen: Instrumente aus Militärschrott

SHOTLIST NOVI SAD, SERBIEN1. FEBRUAR 2021QUELLE: AFPTV1. Luftaufnahme artist Nikola Macura in the military scrapyard2. Totale artist Nikola Macura browsing through the military scrapyard, searching for weapons he could use as instruments3. Halbnahe artist Nikola Macura blowing through a gun tube4. Totale artist Nikola Macura climbs a huge pile of army tents and helmets5. Halbnahe artist Nikola Macura tapping a helmet, looking for the right sound6. O-TON 1 - Nikola Macura, Artist and sculptor (Mann, 42 Jahre alt, Serbian, 19 Sek.): 'We are so surrounded by destruction that we no longer notice it. As an artist, I want to emulate my surroundings and draw attention to it by turning destruction into music, a positive interpretation of all that.'7. Nah artist Nikola Macura8. Nah artist Nikola Macura cuts the helmet with a grinder inside his studio9. Halbnahe artist Nikola Macura cuts the helmet with a grinder inside his studio10. Halbnahe grenade launcher laid on the table beside a sketch11. Nah grenade launcher laid on the table beside a sketch12. Halbnahe guitarist and cellist tuning up13. Totale cellist jamming on an instrument made out of a bazooka and an army gas bucket14. Nah cellist 15. Nah cellist jamming on an instrument made out of a bazooka and an army gas bucket16. Aufwärts-Einstellung guitarist jamming on a guitar made out of a M70 rifle and a helmet17. Halbnahe guitarist jamming on a guitar made out of a M70 rifle and a helmet18. Nah guitarist jamming on a guitar made out of a M70 rifle and a helmet19. Nah guitarist jamming on a guitar made out of a M70 rifle and a helmet20. O-TON 2 - Srdjan Sarovic, Sisual artist and a war veteran (Mann, 48 Jahre alt, Serbian, 16 Sek.): 'From a sensory perspective, it disappears as a rifle and simply becomes a musical instrument. When I hold it in my hands and play it, all I'm concerned with is how to align with the instrument and create music.'