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In March 2025, Laure Federiconi and I had the wonderful opportunity to meet during a two-day residency and to make music together. This was made possible by the project Röstibrücke and the co-curatorship of Vasco Viviani and Daniel Maszkowicz. From the very beginning, there was a strong artistic connection between us. Both the preparation and the time we spent together…
La fête à bruit – Art & politics of Improvisation
Art is political because it brings people together. It opens up perspectives and addresses current issues. The obvious as well as the hidden, subliminal ones. Improvised music, process-oriented, anarchic and unconventional, can create areas of tension in our social system, open up spaces and connect people across borders with its vitality. Its message is in…
Portugal Tour
I’m really looking forward to the Spain/Portugal tour with Sara Käser with 7 concerts. A thousand thanks to everyone who helped and supported us with the organisation and to our sponsors: Swisslos Canton Ticino, Canton Nidwalden, Schweizer Interpreten Stiftung and Aargauer Kuratorium.
La Fête a Bruit – Festival
Next week I will be in Biel /CH in residence with La Fête a Bruit. La Fête à Bruit is a festival dedicated to improvisation, combining artistic, theoretical, discursive and transdisciplinary perspectives. Using sound and listening as vectors, it creates a platform for the exchange of ideas and the development of new forms of artistic…
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Our performance “La Luna crocante” at Vebikus (Long Night of Museums, Schaffhausen)
And here you’ll find a short text about our performance La Luna crocante at Vebikus during the Long Night of Museums in Schaffhausen.Documenting a performance is an art form in itself — here I try to share how we experienced it and what inspired our work.It’s a personal reflection rather than a detailed report.Enjoy reading! There’s a…
