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publications by Marko Ciciliani:

• Dirty Light – the application of musical principles to the organisation of light as an extension of musical expression into the non-figurative visual realm. (PhD dissertation, Brunel University 2010)
  
  
• Das Ohr hört nie allein – Musikalisches Erlebnis jenseits des Hörbaren (KunstTexte, 4/2011)
  
  
• Vom Kanon der Verbote und der postmedialen Musik (terz.cc, 1/2012)
  
  
• Musical Experience beyond audible sound and its relevance for electro-acoustic music (ICMC 2012 conference almanach, 9/2012)
  
  
• 'Dirty Light': approaching lighting in audiovisual contexts beyond its material-immanent properties (Musica Nova 2011 conference almanach, JAMU 2013)

publications about Marko Ciciliani:

• Neue Zeitschrift für Musik (July/August 2010):
  Two-page article by Egbert Hiller, giving an insightful introduction into my work. The article is based on a one-hour radio portrait that was aired in April 2010 by the Deutschlandfunk Köln.
  
  
• VPRO Gids:
  Two-page article by Armand Serpenti, based on an interview that took place in September 2009. The article was released on the occasion of two large-scale performances at the November Music Festival 2009 in Den Bosch. The mainly discussed works are "Dromomania" for two pianos, electronics and light design and "Jeanne of the Dark" for 4 performers, light design and video.
  
  
• WAM:
  Long article by Aleksander Mihalyi, based on an interview that took place in April 2007. The article is covering more or less all fields of Ciciliani's artistic work. The article was released in June 2007 in Croatian in the magazine WAM. This is a German translation.
  
  
• Rauhnacht:
  Interview with Jan Leichsenring, based on the performance of the evening length work "Map of Marble" at the Forum Neue Musik Deutschlandfunk in Cologne in March 2007. The article was released in the Goth-Fanzine Rauhnacht in September 2007. The Interview is in German.
• Fake:
  Interview with Lukas Simonis about the electronic instrument "no-input mixer" which was Ciciliani's primary performance medium between 1999 and 2008. The interview was originally released by the magazine Fake in June 2003. The interview is in Dutch.