Hiraku
Live Immersive Experience
RoleCo-Creator · Music & Visuals
開く hiraku — to open, to unfold.
HIRAKU is a live multisensory experience: music and images created in real time, built to be entered rather than watched. Electronic and experimental music meets cinematic language and abstract visuals made with artificial intelligence.
We keep the process free and alive, as if it were a visit to our own subconscious — that deep, hidden place where images and ideas exist in their essential state, stripped of fixed meaning. From there the sets move between introspection, trance and dance.
A project by Federico Carlini and Jorge Tereso, visual artists and musicians with more than fifteen years of shared trajectory.
The show
Ninety minutes, around six sets per concert, performed live — music, visuals and light built in front of the audience. Each set can open up to special guests who bring their own voice into the piece, so no two shows resolve the same way.
Strings session
We record with strings, and those takes become part of the live sets: real bows and real rooms mixed into the electronic material.
The sets
Each set is a world of its own, with its own music, its own imagery and its own title.
I · El Silencio
II · El árbol que muere es parte de un bosque que vive eternamente
III · Del deseo y la libertad
IV · Donde habitan los reflejos, las flores en el mar
V · Naturis
VI · Natsu
Vol. 1
The first sets are being released as singles: Geitrud, Donde habitan los reflejos, las flores en el mar and Natsu.
Credits
Federico Carlini & Jorge Tereso: Music, visuals, direction
Guido Moretti: Mixing & mastering
Federico Carlini: Electric guitar, vocals, synths, electronics
Jorge Tereso: Beats, synths, electronics
String arrangement on Donde habitan los reflejos, las flores en el mar by Ezequiel Giunta
Violins: Cecilia García, Rodrigo Beraldi
Viola: Elizabet Ridolfi
Cello: Pablo de Nucci
Strings recorded at Klaster Estudios by Tomás Quindi
Vocals on Geitrud: Anabella Luz
Produced by Federico Carlini and Jorge Tereso, co-produced by Guido Moretti on tracks #1 and #2