Edwin Lo

Amino’s seascape

Edwin Lo started developing his ongoing interest in seascapes with his acoustic study of the west embankment in Aberdeen, Hong Kong. He is not only interested in the fact that he can hear the noise very close to the boats, but also in the acoustic qualities of these latter : the noise and the echo of the engines, the soundscape beneath the hulls, captured with a hydrophone. The project also conveys the way he reacts to the recordings, the perception and the memories conjured up on re-listening to the finalized tracks. The restriction of only using straight lines enables me to graphically document his reaction and his listening experiences during the re-listening procedure.

Pierre Laurent Cassière

Distorsions

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Eddie Ladoire

Frugès

Cédric Maridet

Points, corps

Rainier Lericolais

quatuor 4.4

Pierre Jean Giloux

Shrinking Citie

This video, in the form of a tracking shot, starts from the centre of the megalopolis of Tokyo and heads out to suburban areas, both from a time-based viewpoint and from a present, towards an indeterminate future. The acoustic work by Lionel Marchetti underscores these different metamorphoses. The artist and the composer have played on the same parameters, namely, starting from recognizable referents and extending
them towards more abstract forms. The architecture gradually disappears and gives way to signs. It is no longer a “constructed” city, but a proliferating city made up of advertising hoardings, movements and light.

Cédric Maridet

[sea, sea]