Tomoko Sauvage 4.12.14



Tomoko Sauvage, Japanese musician/sound artist based in Paris, has been working on waterbowls, porcelain bowls of different sizes, filled with water and amplified with hydrophones (under­water microphones)*. She plays with different forms of water – drops, waves and bubbles resonating in the bowls as well as audio feedback creating waving drones and natural overtones. Her work is about the delicate balance between controlled and uncontrolled with random percussion of droplets, acoustic characteristics of the space and the fragile tonality created with the fluid materials constantly evaporating and moving.
Sauvage has been giving performances, exhibitions and workshops in Europe, US, Canada and Japan, often in solo but also in collaboration with musicians and choreographers. Her works have been released by and/OAR (US), aposiopèse (BE), dokidoki editions (FR). In 2011, a new set of porcelain bowls was created during her residency at La Pommerie (FR) in collaboration with Ceramic Research Center in Limoges (CRAFT).

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*H2a­XLR/Aquarian Audio

Emiliano Romanelli - 333 LOOPS - 20.11.14


Emiliano Romanelli (b. 1979) is an Italian electronic musician and composer who lives and works in Città Sant'Angelo, Italy. During the 1990s, he studied photography and graphic design at Istituto Statale d'Arte in Pescara; and in parallel, he studied organology and electronic music for computer privately.
In 1998, he co-founded the multimedia duo Tu m', where he worked as musician, visual artist, graphic designer and curator until 2011. The duo's compositions have been released for labels including Line (USA), Headz (Japan), Dekorder (Germany) and others. Their audio-visual works have been exhibited in various museums and galleries including Castello di Rivoli (Torino, Italy); Arnolfini (Bristol, UK); Oboro (Montreal, Canada) and others.
In 2012, Romanelli began an ongoing project focused on the generative systems and the perceptual relationships between sound and space. His works are published by Terziruolo (Italy).


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