November, 2019
Festival ON invited Olivier Lasson and me to occupy the Chapelle de la Madeleine in Arles for three days, open to the public. There we made a totem-stack of loud-speakers that screamed our improvisational music. I can't prove it, but I'm convinced that with all our chanting and shenanigans we made it rain one night!
October, 2019
"Echo" made with mooring rope, twine and flourescent lights. Dimensions variable.
Detail of "Echo"
May, 2019
For one month, the city of Arles provided the Église de Frères Prêcheurs, an immense 14th century Dominican church, for me do an exhibition. Curated by Mélanie Bellue and co-produced by LHOSTE it became much more than an exhibition. It became a testing ground in collaboration and improvisation with numerous artists, musicians, yogis, dancers, writers, trapezists, cyclists and the public alike. Sonic Braille and a corridor of loud speakers resounded thoughout the voluminous space that was punctuated by sculpture, large format works, installations and performances.
April, 2018
Live from the studio of Radio Nova, Sylvain Pruhomme reads excerpts from his book, "L'Affaire Furtif," with musical accompaniment of Sonic Braille.
