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GLIA X LIMINAL

In this episode, GLIA and LIMINAL present an audiovisual session where hypnotic, groove-driven techno meets a fluid, optical rush of urban distortions.
GLIA moves fluidly between her roles as a DJ, producer, and founder of the label humannature.rec. The Berlin-based, Slovenian artist brings her signature mix of hypnotic, groove-driven techno infused with unexpected twists. Behind the decks, her dynamic sets are defined by raw rhythms and a distinctly high-energy sound. With worldwide performances and releases on respected imprints like Suara, Bipolar Disorder, and Molekül, she actively shapes today’s electronic music scene, delivering a relentless and forward-thinking sonic journey.
LIMINAL responds visually, locking into the driving grooves with an immersive live set that manipulates real-life footage of Berlin. The Chilean-raised, Berlin-based visual artist utilizes TouchDesigner to weave organic camera recordings with hypnotic, audio-reactive textures. Glitching forms and dark, distorted waves pulse in direct response to the music, translating urban frequencies into a fluid optical rush that transforms the physical space and makes the raw energy of the sound immediately tangible.
Together, they create a relentlessly driving AV experience where raw techno grooves and shifting urban dimensions form a symbiosis.
DJ
GLIA
GLIA is a Berlin-based techno artist originally from Slovenia.
Active since 2018, her sound blends classic techno structures with tribalism and expressive sound design.
With releases on Suara, Molekül, Bipolar Disorder, among others, GLIA has performed worldwide and developed a consistent artistic direction.
She is also a founder and participates in several projects that shape today’s electronic music scene.

VJ
LIMINAL
Chilean-raised, Berlin-based artist Camila Püschel creates immersive environments under her Liminal alias. She weaves organic camera footage with hypnotic, audio-reactive textures. Her work transforms the space, making the raw energy of the sound immediately tangible.
For this session, she manipulates real-life footage of Berlin live using Resolume Arena. Glitching forms and dark, distorted waves pulse in direct response to the music. She translates these urban frequencies into a fluid, optical rush that fuses seamlessly with driving techno grooves.