Mary Sea + Theano Tseliou + Andrew Bunsell
◍ Mary Sea is a project by American musician Charley Sharp, based in Los Angeles. It began in London as a collaboration with producer and artist Marta Salogni. His sound blends shoegaze folk and underground dream pop, with an emphasis on atmosphere, field recordings, drones, and multi-layered vocal melodies. He has collaborated with, among others, drummer/percussionist and composer Valentina Magaletti and Laetitia Sadier of Stereolab.
At KET, he presents a solo set using an SPX sampler, incorporating field recordings, vocals, and electric guitar, while projecting a video collage.
↳ www.instagram.com/mary.sea.angeles
◍ Theano Tseliou was born and raised in Athens, where she was involved in sports and choir activities. She studied at the School of Architectural Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens, participated in Spyros Sakkas’s vocal arts workshop, and took improvisation seminars with Savina Giannatou. Today, she is studying solo singing at the Athens Conservatory and exploring the field of voice through sound experimentation. She sings in various musical ensembles. She has participated in sound and visual performances (Aeschyleia 2025, Promenade 2025, Perasmata 2025, Processes Festival 2026, expAИD Festival 2026).
She presents the sound performance “DIASPASI,” in which a mutilated voice seeks and demands its reconstruction. Through the dynamic presence of bodily sound, the performance aims to empower and promote the well-being of both the voice and the group as a whole, using play and song as means of release and delight.
◍ Andrew Bunsell is a composer, performer and producer published by Mute Song and Hands In The Dark. His work has been shown across the UK (Tate Modern, Barbican, Café Oto) and internationally (MALBA Museo, Brasserie Atlas, Trabendo) through various projects including Staran Wake, Black Volume, haha Sounds and Infinite Body. His music explores dissociation, entanglement, disintegration and collapse.
At KET, Andrew will be presenting moments of transformation, investigating what happens when musical form is allowed to emerge from processes that cannot be completely controlled. Unstable electronics, field recordings, voice and live processing, from pre-form to post, where interconnected bodies collapse and dissolve back into one.