
Hacienograph Presents:
Ambient Exploration & Visuals
A Journey Through Sound and Sight
Hosted monthly by Sycamore Willow & Christopher Fantasy
Tuesday, June 25 / 7:30 PM
Join us for a monthly series where music and visuals blend to create a tranquil oasis, enveloping you in a slow-moving, sensory-rich environment.
This months performers:

Roziht Eve
Roziht Eve, a Taiwanese American artist based in San Francisco, is a multi-instrumentalist, improv enthusiast, vocalist, media composer, music producer, session musician, and music educator. She earned her master's in Technology Applied Composition from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music last year.
An active performer in the Bay Area, Roziht has contributed to the Auerglass Organ Program at SFMOMA, Marcos Balter's "Pan" at the SF Symphony's SoundBox, and recent performances at Gray Area, SF Electronic Festival 2023, Robot Heart Residency 2023 and 2024, DNA Lounge, 1015 Folsom (opening for Kerala Dust), and Envelop SF.
Influenced by sacred chants, Bach, Chopin, Debussy, jazz, Enya, and EDM, she enjoys genre-bending compositions and improvisation. Living in San Francisco with her 7-year-old daughter, Roziht passionately helps music lovers discover their authentic voice through piano, singing, music production, and cello. Her unique teaching style inspires students of all ages to experience joy and emotional connection through music.

Jah’s Tin

Anthony Tešija

AVion
About Hacienograph:
Our mission is to create a community for unique art in the San Francisco Bay Area where artists can connect, collaborate, and thrive.
About Sycamore Willow: Jason Gonzales makes music as Sycamore Willow. His music ranges from light and dreamy to driving and energetic. He loves making music in ways that use thrift store finds and older technology. You can find his music and his process videos here:
YouTube Bandcamp Instagram Spotify
Christopher Fantasy, a Northern California-based synthesist and electronic music producer, creates evocative electronic music from melodic ambient to atmospheric techno. In the early 2000s, he played keyboards and toured with the synth pop band Soviet, a key part of the electroclash movement in NYC. After the band's dissolution in 2005, he became a foreign journalist and editor in Southeast Asia. Returning to the U.S. in 2011, Chris moved to San Francisco and resumed making music with modular synthesizers and laptops, releasing tracks with Constellation Tatsu, Ambientologist, Deep Electronics, and Brushed Evergreen Labs.