Saxonis Istanbul, Turkey
Yannis Saxonis bases most of his work on improvisations and other accidents. He's done this in Greece, Brazil, Taiwan, Korea, Canada, and now in Istanbul, Turkey. Although his studio projects (represented here) are almost exclusively solo efforts, his live performances are collaborations with other improvisors and visual artists as well as appearances with XYSM (xysm.bandcamp.com) & Trio Hermetico ... more
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