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| Momus focused on only one scene: people
sipping noodles. "I don't appreciate violence. I
wanted to make a boringly peaceful piece out of this violent
film. This film scene was very impressive, with its beautiful
sound and color, and composition. I extracted the beauty
and made this piece." It is titled "Healing."
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Born in Scotland, Momus has lived in London,
Paris, New York and Tokyo.
Since the 1980s, as well as making his own brand of "analog
baroque" or "electronic folk" music, he
has worked as writer and producer for Japanese artists
associated with the Shibuya-kei movement; Cornelius, Kahimi
Karie, Ken Morioka, and Emi Necozawa. In 2000 he held
his first
one-man art exhibition, Folktronia, in a New York gallery.
In 2001 he started a record label, American Patchwork.
He has written essays forIndex, Metropolis, Studio Voice,
Relax, Black Book, and for his extensive website, www.demon.co.uk/momus.
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