Misiker (Adrasha): mebrat / መብራት

This installation explores the lighthouse as a symbol of orientation and boundary, translating its sparks of light into rhythms. Through field recordings and personal archives, it creates soundscapes that address displacement, communication, and belonging from a political and sensory perspective. Misiker, also known as Adrasha (Adís Abeba, 1996), is a sound and performance artist based in Barcelona, whose work sits between sound research, storytelling, and club culture. The artist focuses her work on the exploration of underground sounds—particularly contemporary club music from the African continent and its diaspora. Venues: Sala Maria Aurelia Capmany: 436 people, Sala Ovidi Montllor: 320 people, Sala Pina Bausch: 100 people, Sala Sebastià Gasch: 80 people, El Graner. Other spaces. Parking, access, seats, elevator, and adapted facilities for people with reduced mobility. Magnetic wristband available. Consult the relaxed evening schedule here.