Borders / Fronteras was born through collaboration with Tania Márquez, combining music, microtonality, bilingual poetry, photography, and video. The group explores the borders between the arts, between languages and polylinguality, the borders of tuning and microtonality, between photography and video, between the acoustic/analog and the digital, and the discourse of political, social, geographic, and economic borders in which we live. What do borders mean to us and how do we live them?
Noah Jordan 