felix taylor
October 2026
freeFor the month of October, Mosaic Rooms welcomes felix taylor for a residency and takeover as part of sounding towards - -.
During his residency and takeover, felix will be exploring the power of score as a technology of both memory and communication. felix will be writing and rehearsing new music, using the site as an open studio to develop new methods for both composition and improvisation. He will write scores, record and perform with a range of collaborators including Jemma Desai, Samra Mayanja, Abi Asisa, Oscar Taylor and students from Harris Girls' Academy East Dulwich. Upon venturing in, you may find felix in any corner of the gallery writing, playing, rehearsing or listening in ways that are open for us to listen, to join.
Saturday 31 October, 6-8pm
Performance | felix taylor & Chloe Filani
Poet and performer Chloe Filani joins felix taylor for a one off, improvised performance of sound and poetry.
The two have worked together on recorded projects but never in a live setting. They will use this opportunity to explore ways in which Chloe's unique performance style may meld with modes and ideas felix is exploring while in residence.
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Friday 6 November, 7.30-9.30pm
Eternal November: Jordan Sand / felix taylor
Offsite at The Swiss Church
Eternal November presents two distinctive musicians who similarly search for ways of drawing emotion into the raw physicality of performed sound. Jordan Sand, currently based between Trondheim and Brussels, weaves voice into the organ-like resonances of bowed double bass, bringing extended technique and folk string playing to create a space that is both abstract and very intimate. Alongside her, London-based music artist felix taylor amplifies synthesizers through custom-built speakers, which gently vibrate materials fitted with various percussive elements. BOOK
Image: Design by Rand Hamdallah.
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