PELLYVISION is a monthly cohesion of sound and vision. Alex Pelly creates live video to accompany sounds from an artist of her choosing.

Eva Aguila is a multidisciplinary artist and organizer from Los Angeles, CA. Aguila’s artistic background includes sound, performance, video, and documentary filmmaking. In 2005 she started her solo noise project as Kevin Shields. She has toured extensively throughout Europe, the US, and Asia, and Mexico. In 2010 she decided to go by her own name Eva Aguila. In the most current iteration of sound, she has been using module synthesizers to create dynamic meditative sounds. Eva Aguila is also co-founder and Director of Coaxial Arts Foundation, an artist-run non-profit space dedicated to experimental sound, video and performance art located in downtown LA. Aguila co-created Coaxial as a way to further the community of sound and media art in LA, as well as foster the community itself. Her passion for grassroots organizing started as a need to uplift underrepresented art communities. Inspired by the in-between and structuralist techniques, her work most recently is informed by the oral histories and Mexican diaspora of rural communities of Michoacan where her parents and family are from.

Alex Pelly is a Canadian filmmaker and video artist. She is currently immersed in video art that blends modular synthesis, analog feedback, and digital animation. Pelly came up through dublab, beginning to develop her analog process during the years of Top Tape, dublab’s monthly night at the Hyperion Tavern, where she mixed VHS tapes to accompany music mixed on cassette tapes. She is resident visualist for music series Perpetual Dawn, and provides live visuals and installation work for various shows, music nights and art happenings around Los Angeles.