René Kladzyk offers a gateway between worlds and times in her music & performance persona Ziemba. Her futuristic pop synthesizes crystalline forms from shifting sand and auditory mirage. Described by Deli Magazine NYC as a modern incarnation of Nico, and compared to avant-pop luminaries like John Cale, Brian Eno, & David Sylvian, Ziemba takes the role of the chanteuse and thrusts it through a kaleidescope of sonic and poetic refraction, with emergent chants, screams and plaintive ballads. Ziemba enacts a psychogeography whereby interior landscapes interpellate outer spaces and alien worlds. As an experimental vocalist, performance artist and dancer, Kladzyk has cultivated a brand of improvisation and embodiment that permits songs to build and destroy simultaneously, describing protected spaces of hope amid menace and constant change.