Mario Radev: Points of Entelechy (Live Audio-Visual Performance)

7 - 8 November 2026 
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Points of Entelechy

Drawing and painting merge with animated marks, made live by hand, as looped sound moves through the room with them. Audio-visual elements float seemingly random at first, before they come into harmony, actualising as a being in itself.

Sift through chaos to find harmony and beauty in this audio-visual presentation that is Points of Entelechy. Witness this unique collaboration in the room with us at Pi Soundworks, as this audio-visual alchemy is best experienced in person.

It is beautiful, curious, slightly chaotic, and yet harmonious.

What makes it extraordinary is how it looks and sounds in person. The scale, the gesture and the way image and sound find each other in real time.

There is nothing quite like it!

 

Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026

Reception 5pm

Performance 6pm

 

Pi Soundworks, 6 Perseverance Works, 25–27 Hackney Road, London E2 7NX

Points of Entelechy is part of P-PO-PE-PA, Mario Radev’s exhibition and the culmination of his residency at Pi Soundworks. The exhibition remains on view until 14 November.

 

Refreshments will be served. Performance duration is approximately one hour.

 

Mario Radev is a Bulgarian artist and filmmaker based in London. His practice spans animation, drawing, performance and installation, and is shaped by close observation of movement and life cycles. He has exhibited in Bulgaria, France and London, and his films have toured worldwide. His short film [O] was nominated for the Short Film Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival in 2018. His latest film, [S], won the Jean-Luc Xiberras Award at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival and Best Abstract Film at the London International Animation Festival in 2024.

 

Lutfi Othman is an experimental musician and sound researcher. His practice centres on loop-based improvisation with found and recorded sound. His research in ethnomusicology and sound studies looks at how listening is shaped by ritual, history and politics. He holds a PhD in ethnomusicology from the University of Cambridge.

 

About Pi Soundworks Pi Soundworks (PSW) is an independent project gallery founded by Jade Y. Turanli, founder of Pi Artworks, and Liam Howe, founder of Sneaker Pimps. It works across exhibition making, recording, installation and live performance, exploring where contemporary art and sound meet.