Miramis

Angie Siveria is a Ukrainian illustrator, filmmaker and poet. She was born in Donetsk, grew up in Mykolaiv, lived in Kyiv and currently lives in Berlin.
Angie participated and won prizes at the following international film and video festivals: CYCLOP (2012-2015), ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival (Berlin, Germany, 2013, 2016, 2022), MOLODIST (Kyiv, Ukraine, 2015), the 4th Ó Bhéal Poetry-Film Competition (Cork, Ireland, 2015, 2022), International poetry festival «Liberated Words» (Bath Spa University, Bath, United Kingdom, 2015), X International festival of amateur, student and non-professional film "KINOKIMMERIYA 2015" (1st and 3rd place, Kherson, Ukraine, 2015), Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival (New England, USA, 2016), Roma Poetry Film Festival “DoctorClip” (Roma, Italy, 2015), book trailer competition "Book fashion" (Kyiv, Ukraine, 2018), Kamianets-Podilsky International Film Festival "BRUKIVKA" (Kamianets-Podilsky, Ukraine, 2022), International film poetry festival “Fotogenia” (Mexico City, Mexico, 2022) etc.

Angie took part in various art exhibitions:
• designer of the art-installation "Let's get lost!" for the project "House of LEVELS" on the festival "GOGOL Fest" (Kyiv, Ukraine, 2014);
• first personal exhibition "TRACK-LIST" in the gallery "GALLERY 45" (Mykolaiv, Ukraine, 2016);
• "A4 Ballpoint Pen" exhibition (gallery "Karas”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2015-2017);
• exhibition "Ballpoint Pen" at the festival "Book Arsenal" (Gallery "Arsenal", Kyiv, Ukraine, 2017);
• “NordArt Ukraine” as part of the “A4, ballpoint pen” project (Büdelsdorf, Germany, 2021)
•"Granice, Grenzen, Кордони, Ribos" - a collective Polish-Ukrainian-German-Lithuanian exhibition with the video project “Dreams of Vanishing Islands" with Andrii Merkhel’s music (gallery “Sztuki ROZruch” Poznan, Poland, 2022; the church St. Thomas, Berlin, Germany, 2022) etc.
•Collective exhibition “The Ties that Bind” - curatorial project by Lydia Bodnar-Balahutrak within the Fulbright USA (Duza Scena UAP Gallery, Poznan, Poland, May 11- 28, 2023) etc.

As an illustrator, Angie is known for:
• Illustrations of portraits of Stanisław Lem’s 5 volumes of the Ukrainian translation of “Lem’s Pentateuch” (publishing house “Educational Book Bohdan”, Ukraine, 2016, 2017);
• several album covers for the German composer Oskar Schuster;
• the game "October Night Games" etc.

Oskar Schuster

Oskar Schuster is a German composer and artist, living in Berlin. His songs without words evoke a fairytale-world, strange and surreal. A world full of blurry images of the past; of childhood memories and characters from children’s books; of clicking and ticking clocks and ever-looping music boxes, of far-away-lands, far-away-seas, far-away-skies, far-away-everythings. At times reminiscent of Yann Tiersen's Amélie, his music is still very distinct, arising from a mixture of various influences including experimental electronic music (Aphex Twin, Pogo), the minimalist folk-pop of Beirut, the ethereal and mystical sounds of Sigur Rós as well as classical piano music by Robert Schumann and Frédéric Chopin.

In 2011, he released his debut album, Dear Utopia, followed 2014 by Sneeuwland and 2015 by Tristesse Télescopique which he managed to produce with the help of successful crowdfunding campaigns. He continues to regularly release new EPs and albums, such as Singur in 2016, Záhada in 2017, Elixía in 2019 and his first video game soundtrack - October Night Games (Original Soundtrack) - in 2020.