Techniques mixtes

Par là exhibition in the presence of Alice Bidault After her studies at ENSAD, Alice Bidault stayed on to work in Burgundy, tucked away in the Morvan. Proof of a determined character, necessary in an artist's career, this rural remoteness allows her to feed off a nature that is both generous and sometimes harsher. Experimentation and studio time, as well as related activities and interests such as permaculture and bee-keeping, support her personal vocabulary of delicate materials and meticulous aesthetics. Duo Toma Gouband - Selma Namata Doyen Nature and culture, the old debate. This four-handed dialogue in sound could well resolve it. Branches, stones, skins, prepared or diverted objects: nature provides what culture needs to create a musical space at the crossroads of ritual and improvisation. A singular drummer with an inimitable sound, Toma Gouband augments the sound of his kit with what chance offers him on the spot in the form of stones and wood. Selma Namata Doyen, a stubborn percussionist, ingeniously interweaves popular language and contemporary music. Together, they explore the possible forms of living percussion, open to experimentation and free pulsation. While others tap on bamboos and are number 1, these two give their all to the music. Raw, organic, moving, and that suits them just fine. The Orageus.e.s library The evening will continue with the presentation of a selection of books linked to the exhibition from the Orageus.e.s library.