Mama Bär
Detlev Hjuler (*1967) and Mama Baer (*1981) having worked as musicians in their very experimental vein for a number of years. Afterwards they increasingly turned to the creation of sculptures and paintings. Given their strange music, one might have expected them to be have been artists from the start. But they only began regarding themselves as artists in summer 2006, which marked a turning point in their career: their output of paintings and sculptures began to rise.
Detlev Hjuler (*1967) and Mama Baer (*1981) having worked as musicians in their very experimental vein for a number of years. Afterwards they increasingly turned to the creation of sculptures and paintings. Given their strange music, one might have expected them to be have been artists from the start. But they only began regarding themselves as artists in summer 2006, which marked a turning point in their career: their output of paintings and sculptures began to rise.
Live In Edinburgh
In April 2011 the two couples formed by Kommissar Hjuler & Mama Baer and Ninni Morgia & Silvia Kastel ventured for a tour in the UK; it was the first time they played together but their shared common visions, attitude and general craziness actually gave life to an inspired team. Every show was different; in Edinburgh, they decided to perform a piece originally written by Ninni Morgia & Silvia Kastel, Jericho, that Papa Baer liked. So before the show, the group pre-recorded a tape in a big …
Bildnerei die Geisteskranken Vol. 2. Ruhe
This is Mama Br solo with voice, tape, guitar, feedback. Limited to 300 copies. White vinyl. Cover from the artist. "A relatively tranquil trance induced by repetetive autistic thumping while Ms. Hjuler successfully calls down the moon. Lousy electric guitar, detuned piano, backwards cassette tapes, and a microphone banged against a floor all get guest spots. Best of all, there's a giggling section." Weirdo Records
Bildnerei die GeisteskrankenVol. 1. Es ist so
This is Mama Br solo with voice, tape, guitar, feedback. Limited to 300 copies. White vinyl. Cover from the artist."Frau Hjuler has few equals when it comes to shrieking like someone's tickling her with a hot poker. Here you start out with sound effects, in the form of cat meows & nippy dog barks, and move through some swooping feedback before the yowls and huffing noises begin in earnest" Weirdo records