Musicalità dell’acqua I ritmi esotici dei virtuosi del rajasthan indussero Tomoko Sauvage, artista giapponese residente a Parigi, a riprodurre domesticamente le complesse percussioni di quella musica, in primis lo jalatharangam, un antico strumento sfruttato da secoli nel culto indiano e costituito da vasi di porcellana di diverse dimensioni e variamente riempiti d’acqua. «Progressivamente fui affascinata […]
TOMOKO SAUVAGE – CITY SONIC 2014 PORCELAINE QUI CHANTE Tomoko Sauvage, artiste franco japonaise, joue avec l’eau, la glace, le larsen, la céramique… Elle nous explique comment le son d’un instrument sonne tellement différemment ici ou là, par exemple au Japon et en France. Comment l’humidité ambiante peut faconner un son, ou le desservir, l’apauvrir. Comment […]
Invited by Christian Zanésie and Bruno Letort for their newly started radio show ! Link
TONE festival in Chatham, Kent, England (16-22 June, 2014) – link “Ringing dew drops, beneath the waves” consists of two installations and three performances (including one duo performance with Adrien Silvestre). One of the installations is the first collaborative work with Adrien Silvestre using ice blocks with video images capturing a local submarine “Black Widow”. […]
Melting ice blocks dropping notes and reflecting light… Thank you all the staffs at La Gaîté Lyrique for realizing this ! performance/ installation view at la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, 27 Jan 2013 © Patrick Rimond
Every room has its own melody. – Alvin Lucier [EN] Lately I’ve been proposing long-duration performances/ installation for a small – medium room, often in unconventional sites (galleries, museums, warehouses… ideally with natural reverbs). The performance takes place in an installation, which can also operate by itself, and lasts for 3 to 6 hours. I […]
