#Trio Art Nouveau

[clamarcap]

Allegro brillante - I

Carl Gottlieb Reißiger (1798 - 7 novembre 1859): Trio n. 7 in mi maggiore per violino, violoncello e pianoforte op. 85 (c1833). Trio Art Nouveau: Orsolya Winkler, violino; György Déri, violoncello; Ervin Nagy, pianoforte. Allegro brillante Andante [12:19] Scherzo: Presto [20:54] Rondò: Allegro molto [26:39]

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#Carl Gottlieb Reißiger #Ervin Nagy #György Déri #Orsolya Winkler #Trio Art Nouveau #Youtube

[nuagederose]

art nouveau-tober 2022 // day twelve: alexandrite

you know i’m calling him that forever now, right? 💖💚

...*green man by type o negative plays in the distance*

ig: badmotorartist

#art nouveau #art nouveau-tober #day 12 #inktober #inktober 2022 #digital art #digital drawing #green #magenta #alexandrite #alex skolnick #testament #testament band #alex skolnick trio #gemstones #gems and minerals #geology #artists on tumblr #badgalnirvhannahart

[goldenchocobo]

This took me a little bit to do!

Do they count as flower pieces? I don’t know- they only contain dandelions, and even then- stylised ones.

I’m not sure what triggered this, but I had an urge to draw the Union Leaders like this. I tried to emulate the Art nouveau style- especially with the very thick outlines, and the curvy circular motif. Half way through I realised that it looked like stations of awakenings, but It was too late to change anything, and I still really liked it.

For those interested, I’ve done a lot more flower-related pieces: -Dark Road Students -Xehanort and Eraqus -Master of Masters and Luxu -Foretellers -Lauriam and Strelitzia -Siax -Lost Trio -Wayfinder Trio -Seasalt Trio -Destinty Trio

#Kingdom Hearts #Kingdom Hearts Union X #KH #KHUX #Ephemer #Ventus #Skuld #Brain #Lauriam #Goldenchocobo's Art

[klazje]

some wips…ft thrawn and ar’alani, some art nouveau, the exile, ahsoka <3 and some merrin and original characters. can’t forget my blorbos (high republic trio)

#guys help i can’t finish anything #star wars #my art #kotor #the high republic #jedi fallen order #thrawn trilogy #that merrin and art nouveau wip are OLLDDDDD pls help i can’t finish anything

[detectivedrewshouldgetaclue]

Happy Saturday, Clue Crew! I want to talk about the art displayed, next to Nancy Drew’s bed (as seen in Alibi in Ashes). I’ve already discussed (in a previous post) how Alphonse Mucha is featured, quite prominently, in several of the ND games. At a glance, one might think the three, framed posters, on the yellow wall, are his work. However, they were done by a contemporary of Mucha, named Paul Berthon. Like Mucha, Berthon worked in the Art Nouveau style, which is why it is easy confuse their pieces!

Paul Berthon…was a French artist who produced primarily posters and lithographs… Berthon studied as a painter in Villefranche-sur-Saône before moving to Paris… His study of the decorative arts influenced his print making, influencing the strong lines and natural details that guided his art. The vast majority of Berthon's lithographed posters did not include advertisements and were meant to stand on their own.

The piece on the far left, of Nancy’s wall, is a print named The Salon de Cent (Salon of the One Hundred). If you are unfamiliar what “the Salon” is, in reference to art history, it was:

…the official art exhibition of the French Academy of Fine Arts (Academie des Beaux-Arts) in Paris. First held in 1667, its name stems from its location at the Salon Carre in the Louvre. For almost 150 years…the Salon was the most prestigious annual or biannual art event in the world.

The aforementioned print, was advertising Salon des Cent, which was a commercial art exhibition in Paris, based at 31 Rue Bonaparte.

The Salon sold color posters, prints and reproductions of artwork to the general public at reasonable prices. The Salon held exhibitions until 1900. Many of the posters advertising Salon des Cent exhibitions have themselves become collectors’ items.

The middle poster of Nancy’s Art Nouveau collection, is another advertisement, for violin lessons (Leçons de Violin).

The last poster of the trio is L’Ermitage.

L’Ermitage was a monthly, literary review that was published in Paris, France between 1890 and 1907.

The publication came under new management in 1896 during which time the literary review was reorganized. Subjects included in the magazine expanded beyond poetry and plays to also include that of the visual arts. With the expansion of subjects, the editors decided to commission Art Nouveau illustrations to grace the covers…

Art Nouveau reflects the ideals and desires of Paris at the end of the nineteenth century, which include happiness and indulgence in life and beauty without all the turmoil and problems of the newly industrialized world. In this piece, Berthon uses a woman with long, flowing hair and flowers as a symbol of beauty and purity. The print consists of just four colors in addition to the black ink.

L’Ermitage was included in the Les Maitre de L’Affiches series, or Masters of the Poster. This series was originally offered as a subscription for collectors, in which a different poster was mailed out monthly and which could be bound together at the end of the year. L’Ermitage was mailed out in 1900 as plate 227 of the series. These posters were greatly appealing due to their smaller, more manageable size, and the high quality of printing materials. The original larger posters usually had to be rolled up to store and were printed with a lesser quality ink.

A lithograph copy of L’Ermitage is currently on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in Los Angeles, California, the United States.

That does it, for the posters, on the yellow wall! But you’ll notice a canvas, prettily centered over Nancy’s bed. This is the very recognizable Almond Blossom, by the one and only, Vincent van Gogh.

You’ll see that the piece, in ASH, is a mirrored image, of van Gogh’s original. I can only assume this was done for copyright purposes, but that’s just conjecture.

Vincent loved nature. Blossoming trees, like in the painting Almond Blossom, were one of his favourite subjects to paint. He painted a number of variations on the theme: ranging from a small flowering sprig in a glass to lavishly blossoming trees.

Almond trees flower early in spring. The tree therefore marks the arrival of spring and the start of new life. And that was very appropriate in this case, as Vincent didn’t paint this work for just any old reason…

The painting was a gift for Vincent’s newborn nephew. The boy was born on 31 January 1890, and Theo and his wife Jo named him Vincent, after his uncle. Van Gogh was delighted to hear the news: ‘It does me, too, more good and gives me more pleasure than I could express in words’.

The painting became a treasured possession as soon as Vincent presented it to Theo and Jo as a gift. At first, it hung prominently above the piano in Theo and Jo’s living room. Later, once Jo had moved to Bussum following Theo’s death, the work hung in her and her son Vincent’s bedroom.

Following the death of Vincent and Theo, all of Vincent’s paintings passed into Jo’s hands. She sold a number of works during her lifetime, but Almond Blossom was so precious to Jo and her son that it was never to be sold. And that’s why to this very day, it is on display at the Van Gogh Museum.

For Van Gogh, painting Almond Blossom signified a new start. At the time, he had already been at an asylum in Saint-Rémy for almost ten months. Due to an attack of his illness, Vincent had not worked for weeks. He was now allowed back outside to paint, surrounded by nature.

Vincent worked hard, but that cost him dearly. Once he had completed the painting at the end of February, he had an attack that lasted for two months; his longest ever crisis. Once he had recovered, a new disappointment awaited: Vincent had missed his beloved flowering season.

‘If I’d been able to continue working, […] I would have done others of the trees in blossom. Now the trees in blossom are almost finished, […] I have no luck’.

Vincent chose an unusual perspective for Almond Blossom. He painted the branches from below and very close up. It is as if you are lying on your back on the grass, looking up at the branches above you, so that you can no longer see the entire tree. Vincent had seen this approach in Japanese printmaking and was inspired by it. These prints often zoom in on details from nature, and the image was sometimes cropped.

The subject itself also feels very Japanese, as blossom played a significant role in Japanese printmaking.

There you have it! I hope this information helps you appreciate ASH and Nancy’s room, a little more. I know I really appreciate the art, featured in the Nancy Drew games. I think it’s part of why I went into art history, to begin with! I owe a lot, to these games.

That is all. Happy scrolling.

#nancy drew #her interactive #clue crew #alibi in ashes #ash #vincent van gogh #paul berthon #nancy drew pc games #art nouveau

[floralcrematorium]

2, 30, 45!

2. Who are you favorite Hetalia artists?

I followed kyuhu on Instagram long before I got back into Hetalia, so it was a joy to discover they're also on Tumblr! I also adore rod1832's work. I am a big fan of art nouveau and decorative artwork, and seeing their fairy tale series reminded me just how much I adore being an illustrator and I wish my work had similar precision and cleanliness. It makes me want to work on my compositional skills, understanding of color, and linework skills. There's a lot of other artists I enjoy, but these two were the first to come to mind!

30. BroTP? Headcanons?

Hmhmhmmmmhm I wanna write a fic where the Bad Friends Trio go to Medieval Times. Like, the restaurant,,, tournament,,, situation,,, thing in America. I haven't been since I was like 13 or 14 but I think they'd have fun. Gilbert would be an ass & jeer at the knights, especially in nationverse. Francis wins the tiara they usually give out to teenage girls Because He's Pretty and I want him to get the tiara. They all buy swords. This has been on my fic ideas list for a little bit now.

45. Most iconic canon line?

Unfortunately the dub was my first exposure to the show and I need to go back through the webcomics and sub. I also haven't watched the dub in a moment (shivers in fear... Todd Haberkorn)

Two lines that are iconic to me personally are:

"Is this a painting of your boyfriend or girlfriend or gender neutral chibi thing?"

My two friends who used to co-admin a Hetalia instagram account with me circa 2014-2017 (Deleted 2021) have a new discord server and funnily enough we're one dude, one gal, and one enby, so our server nicknames are "boyfriend," "girlfriend," and "gender neutral chibi thing." I'm gender neutral chibi thing.

"Spoiler alert, I want to pet cats. Want to pet cats. I want to pet kitties." - Greece (Beautiful World)

I've literally been quoting this for years now every time I'm hunting down one of my cats with a desire to pet and annoy them

#floralcrematorium ask box

[thequeenofmyownscreen]

my art haul from Artist Alley at MCM London :

The trio of witches ! By Hannah Alexander @hannahalexanderartwork

I loooooove Art Nouveau. I bought the Laudna print first, then came back later to complete the Witches triptyque !

Imogen ! by @onesmolhurts

Look at those freckles !! HOT

Keyleth !! by none other than the wonderful Kit Buss herself, who was very busy all weekend I'm sure, but whom we managed to talk to on Friday just before closure. She was so nice !!!

Keyleth looks like a little bit menacing and a whole lot sexy here, I love it, like she could ask me to follow her in a frozen land and I would be like "yes ma'am"

Another trio of witches, but this time under the menacing light of Ruidus ! by @caitmayart

I remember seeing this piece here on Tumblr, and when I was passing by the booth I was COMPELLED to buy it, it's so beautiful !

And last but not least, this absolutely beautiful version of Laudna by Maggie Mikan.

Story time : originally, I was going to bring my copy of The World of Critical Role for Marisha to sign, but when I bought this art on Friday, I changed my mind and decided to get it sign instead. And so after the autograph, 'no thoughts heads empty' me went by Artist Alley again, and showed it to the artist, who was amazed. We took one minute to scream over it together, and then they took a photo of me holding the signed art (yup that's me !)

Now, to get all of that wonderful art framed...

#I hope it's ok to put the photos here... #go check out these wonderful artists please !! #if you thought I was done talking about MCM guess again. this is how I'm curing my post-con depression guys #critical role #mcm london #critical role london

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #FroggyFriday:

Frog trio in amber colored glass by René Lalique (French, 1860-1945), d. 1 3/4 in. (4.4 cm); likely originally a button or stickpin, a guilded brass mount was later added to make it a brooch. Walters Art Museum

Lalique was one of the finest jewelers of the Art Nouveau period, but his movement into mainly glassworks was concurrent with the rise of Art Deco; this piece from 1911 is a good example of this transitional period in design.

Here is an even earlier example:

Frog necklace by Lalique, c. 1902-3, 18k gold, diamond, enamel, and glass. Private collection.

Although this fabulous frog necklace is still from within the Art Nouveau period, these chunky square frogs seem like precursors to the later Art Deco aesthetic, as well as Lalique's own shift from jewelry to art glass. As noted in the 2008 exhibition catalog for Artistic Luxury: Fabergé, Tiffany, Lalique, "Lalique's final designs in jewelry incorporated glass as the major element in repeating patterns of abstracted forms such as frogs" (p. 46; Lalique's frog necklace is cat.152, photo on p. 49).

BTW, that whole catalog is full of photos of amazing pieces, with lots of animal motifs! #BookRecommendation:

#Rene Lalique #Lalique #Art Nouveau #Art Deco #20th century art #1900s #1910s #decorative arts #jewelry #art glass #glassworks #button #brooch #necklace #metalwork #exhibition catalog #frog #frogs #Froggy Friday #animals in art

[gashaconmagnum]

ok ok im envisioning casino upgrades for the dgp trio as:

ace: counting cards - white suit with black and red art nouveau motif accents. initial form features the red suits in diamond chestplate and heart sword. in revolved form features the black suits in club boots and spade staff. may come with a little crown.

neon: roulette - gold suit with black and red concentric paneling. circular chestplate with the wheel motif. weapon is a staff with the wheelhead on top, which she spins to charge her finisher. makes a piano slide noise during transformation.

keiwa: bingo - silver with black grid pattern. chestplate is bingo grid, which charges with placements as he does more damage until he gets bingo (finisher charge). weapon is bingo gatlinger with ball projectiles.

#let me know if i should draw these #kamen rider geats #ace ukiyo #neon kurama #keiwa sakurai #kamen rider na-go #kamen rider tycoon

[yaolukash]

Chaos trio (or buttercups) season 9 designs!!

I have quite a lot details in those, but I guess I can't really explain it in English

All that I can say is that their designs were inspired by the architecture styles and then swapped between buttercups. Mumbo's style is modern (or art nouveau), Scar's - classicism and Grian's - constructivism (while originally: Mumbo - constructivism, Scar - modern, Grian - classicism)

Maybe one day I'll make a version with original styles:>

#mcyt #mcytblr #hermitblr #hermitcraft #hermitcraft fanart #mumbo jumbo #mumbo jumbo fanart #gtwscar #gtws fanart #goodtimeswithscar fanart #grian #grian fanart

[josiebelladonna]

come onto facebook: everyone posts memes (not even good memes, either, they’re all so crass and cheesy that making fun of them is easier than shooting fish in a barrel), or people are too staunch in their beliefs for their own good—and i learn nothing because it all too often has far too much zeal and not enough fact, plus it makes 0 sense or worse: it’s all rehashed from twitter and tumblr anyway. plus, i can’t post an opinion or a pic of myself without my dad going behind my back and turning it into gossip. reminds me of how a nursing home or the change station in the women’s bathroom smells. reminds me of the question “when are you going to find work?” asked in a patronizing tone. reminds me of all the times i’d be next to someone and they’re obviously disgusted by my presence even though they don’t say it out loud. i don’t get anything out of it other than feeling bad about myself.

come onto instagram: actual artists??? stories are actually fun. everyone is realizing how dumb reels are and thus, they’re turning to pix again. alex skolnick and i have it going on (!!!)—the man makes me feel good about myself and he’s always overjoyed to see me, of course i want to be around him all the time. jeff becerra of possessed and i are kinda buddies now? people on there actually genuinely enjoy my company without question and i can be vulnerable without worrying about hearing “are you okay???” ad infinitum. i encounter really amazing people, too, like alex and the rest of testament + his trio, joey and krista belladonna, rob cavestany of death angel, frank and charlie, glenn hughes (yes, THAT glenn hughes), blondie (yes, THAT blondie), and a bunch of others and i want to actually hug these people. and i’m actually looking forward to my art nouveau challenge in a couple of weeks on there whereas facebook may as well have just shrugged at the prompts.

#i know where i stand binches #text

[cineclub84]

Judo, 2004

Autrefois champion mythique de judo, Sze-To a depuis longtemps abandonné le monde du sport de manière inexplicable. Criblé de dettes, il s'est désormais bâti une triste réputation d'alcoolique sans aucun avenir. Les seuls à croire encore en lui sont Tony, passionné de judo et bien décidé à affronter l'ex-champion et Mona, apprentie chanteuse qui rêve de percer... Sze-To retrouve alors l'envie de se battre. Mais c'est en donnant un nouveau sens à sa vie qu'il acceptera, enfin, de remonter dans l'arène...

Le film suit un trio de personnages, d'abord seuls, puis ensemble : ce sont leurs interactions qui vont faire évoluer l'histoire jusqu'à la résolution finale. Le spectateur n'en sait jamais plus que les personnages et ne comprend pas ou découvre leur motivation en cours de route, par petites touches. Ce qui fait qu'il est impossible de deviner la suite. Et qui rend le film captivant jusqu'à sa résolution. Mais aussi grâce à la mise en scène de chaque séquence où Johnnie To utilise de manière brillante les rues de Hong Kong. Résolution d'ailleurs qui n'a pas vraiment de signification, car il ne se passe pas grand-chose dans ce film, mais il arrive quand même à faire captiver le spectateur. Des éléments d'émotions arrivent régulièrement et affleure en surface même si les motivations des personnages nous indiffère (l'une cherche un travail de chanteuse, l'autre veut affronter les grands maîtres de Judo). Et ceci par leurs interactions: sans musique ou dialogue insistant. La photographie adore les décors de nuit et adore filmer la ville de Hong Kong. La ville et ses rues sont presque un quatrième personnage. Le judo du titre correspond à un arc dramatique qui motive un des trois personnages principaux. C'est un prétexte qui importe peu et n'empêche pas le film de contenir des éléments d'une beauté pure.

Le film se veut un hommage à Akira Kurosawa que Johnnie To admire. Du très grand art !

Throw Down | 2004 Trailer - Louis Koo, Aaron Kwok, Cherrie Ying

#Throw Down #柔道龍虎榜 #Judo #HK movies #HK #Hong Kong #Movies #Movie #Film #Cinema #Cinephile #Asia Movies #Asia #2004 #Johnnie To #Louis Koo #Aaron Kwok #Tony Leung Ka Fai #Jordan Chan #Cherrie Ying #Cheung Siu Fai #Hoi-Pang Lo #Jack Kao #Action #Drama #Youtube

[worldtourstravelsusa]

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[paramedicabroad]

Historic Center of Riga

Join me on a virtual odyssey to the heart of Latvia – the historic center of Riga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that weaves together the threads of centuries into a vibrant tapestry of architectural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance.

Step into Riga's Old Town, where cobbled streets, medieval facades, and charming squares create an atmosphere that breathes with history. The Old Town is a living testament to Riga's evolution from a medieval trading hub to a modern European capital.

Marvel at the Art Nouveau architecture that distinguishes Riga's cityscape. Wander through Alberta Street to witness the intricate facades adorned with whimsical details, showcasing the city's embrace of artistic innovation during the early 20th century.

Gaze upon the majestic Riga Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece that has stood watch over the city since the 13th century. Its towering spire and rich interior reflect the city's religious and cultural heritage.

Admire the Three Brothers, a trio of medieval houses that stand as a testament to Riga's architectural evolution. Dating back to different periods, these residences offer a glimpse into the changing styles and tastes that have shaped the city.

Pay homage to the Freedom Monument, an iconic symbol of Latvia's independence. The monument, adorned with sculptures representing Latvia's struggles and victories, stands tall in the heart of the city, embodying the nation's spirit.

Stroll along the banks of the Daugava River for panoramic views of Riga's skyline. The river, with its gentle flow, provides a serene backdrop to the historic center and invites contemplation.

Riga's historic center earned UNESCO recognition in 1997 for its outstanding universal value and contribution to European cultural history. The inscription highlights the city's role as a crossroads of trade and culture.

Immerse yourself in Riga's vibrant cultural scene, from music festivals to art exhibitions. The city's lively events showcase its commitment to preserving traditions while embracing contemporary creativity.

In conclusion, Riga's historic center invites us to traverse its winding streets, where each corner reveals a chapter of the city's fascinating narrative. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it stands as a beacon of cultural richness and a testament to the resilience of a city that has stood the test of time. When you're ready for a digital exploration through centuries, Riga promises to captivate and inspire. 🏰🌆🇱🇻

#riga #latvia #europe #unesco #world heritage #city #town #historic #center #timeless #baltic #culture #travel #architecture

[dianeantonestudio]

Make your holiday season bright by creating SHEEPY Christmas cards with me in just 15 minutes!

Here is number three in our series of watercolor Christmas card tutorials for 2023. We'll be uploading a new tutorial every day in November, and they will all be quick, simple and easy-to-do so you can fit them into spare moments or sit down with the kids or grandkids to enjoy a happy time together getting in the festive mood.

Christmas Card number 3 is a trio of woolly sheep, and if you have a bit longer than 15 minutes you can keep your sheep warm with some woolly scarves too!

Today I'm using a 5x7" piece of 100% cotton hot pressed paper by Meeden (scroll down for a discount code) but any watercolor paper that's at least 140lb will be fine. The smoother surface of hot pressed paper is lovely to paint on and it gives a different effect from the more commonly used cold pressed paper, and if you aren't familiar with hot press I really do suggest that you experiment it.

Watch all of our Christmas tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVksoedXAAmeJvqKdmQ3ZpEICvNTlhKXC

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[nnjzz]

SHAKEEB ABU HAMDAN & SHOLTO DOBIE + SYDNAY KOKENDOVITCH aka SLAYLOR MOON + JOACHIM MONTESSUIS + STRIE

JEUDI 16.11

SHAKEEB ABU HAMDAN & SHOLTO DOBIE lb / uk SYDNEY KOKENDOVITCH aka SLAYLOR MOON / ca JOACHIM MONTESSUIS / fr STRIE / fr aux NAUTES 1 Quai des Célestins 75004 M° Sully-Morland

20:00 portes

20:45 action

P.A.F. 6€

SHAKEEB ABU HAMDAN & SHOLTO DOBIE lb / uk Sholto Dobie est écossais, vit et travaille à Vilnius mais surtout voyage beaucoup avec ses performances et installations sonores - " intuitives, délicates, évocatrices et absurdes". Il utilise tout ce qui lui tombe sous la main, bricole ses propres instruments, des orgues ou cornemuses approximatives, notamment, assemblés grossièrement à partir de matériaux divers tels que des anches, des sifflets, des sacs poubelles, des ventilateurs ou des compresseurs d'air, pour s'adapter aux lieux, aux corps et aux situations dans lesquels il se trouve.

Il a présenté des performances au Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival, au Café OTO, au Glasgow International, au Scottish Sculpture Workshop, au C.N.E.A.I, Paris et au CCA, à Glasgow.  Il travaille régulièrement avec Ben Pritchard et Lia Mazzari, et a collaboré avec entre autres,  Rie Nakajima, Ashley Paul, Judith Hamann, Antonina Nowacka, Lucia Nimcova, Marja Ahti & Nico Mahti Athi, Malvern Brume, , Alvaro Daguer, Billy Steiger, Ivor Kallin, Mark Harwood, . Il dirige également la série d'événements Muckle Mouth qu'il a fondée en 2014. Shakeeb Abu Hamdan est un artiste et musicien vivant à Beyrouth, au Liban. Ses enregistrements sonores et ses performances live s’articulent autour de l’utilisation de tambours, de métaux collectés, de cloches et de cymbales qu’il augmente et amplifie avec des transducteurs de surface, des microphones, des effets de modulation de hauteur et de rythme, des mégaphones en boucle bon marché et d’autres appareils électroniques lo-tech. Un équilibre précaire entre les sons acoustiques et amplifiés.

 Il a également travaillé sur la conception sonore et la musique pour les performances et les films.

 Son travail visuel prend la forme de publications et d'installations d'impression/dessin dans lesquelles il utilise des systèmes d'images et des textes trouvés aux côtés de ses propres écrits et dessins pour examiner les façons étranges dont le récit historique est construit.

Son livre A Life Like Mine, That's Impossible a été publié par Samandal Comics en 2021.  

https://davidfpresents.com/2023/01/28/sholto-dobie/

SYDNEY KOKENDOVITCH aka SLAYLOR MOON / ca

" Experimental electronics from a gay ex-neuroscientist "  Artiste et musicienne multidisciplinaire, elle partage son temps entre Strasbourg, Paris, Leeds et Calgary (au Canada ) .

Neuroscientifique de formation, son travail s'inspire des thèmes de la détection de formes, du signal/bruit, de l'optique et de la phénoménologie. Elle défend la neurodiversité et la représentation/expression queer dans les arts. Ses projets musicaux sont très divers et incluent l'électronique abstraite, la musique de danse expérimentale et la no wave. " {  ( Elle fit notamment partie du trio indie The Courtneys ou du combo " expé-punk " SHEARING PINX… et nous l'avons déjà accueillie avec son projet cut-up électroniqueTWO FORM A CLICK formé avec Lurch / Gretchen ( PETRONN SPHENE ) . ) ] }

JOACHIM MONTESSUIS / fr Attention : nouvel avatar déjà testé lors d'un confidentiel concert d'appartement récent et au Chair de Poule. Guitare, moult effets pour une chevauchée psych-folk-noisy pastorale et embrumée / embuée du plus bel effet. Projet nouveau - tellement nouveau que pour l'instant aucun lien internautique ne serait disponible...  " Guitare possédée et canalisation d’entités UHF. " Figure obscure du panorama poético-bruitiste français, a choisi l’exil et la rareté pour mieux contextualiser ses actions.

https://erratum.org/

STRIE / fr Augustin Bette | batterie Alexandre du Closel | cadre de piano

Le duo pour batterie et cadre de piano STRIE interprète une musique dépouillée, suite de miniatures répétitives où il n'y a de développement qu’involontaire, produit par la perfectibilité de gestes contraints. Le choix de ces contraintes constitue la composition.

Fly - Jo L'Indien 

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