Asmuchhearingcanmeansomething

들리는 것이 의미하는 만큼
Autant que l’ouïe se peut
As much hearing can mean something

Quebec’s sound artist and musician, Tom Jacques holds an open-ended improvised exploration of rotating based objects recently built and other artists collaborations which challenge their design. These encounters remain undefined where invention and performance blur into an ongoing experiment.

Tom Jacques’ artistic approach evolves between composition, improvisation, interpretation and the design of sound devices. His works are rooted in a variety of practices, including music, sound installation, lutherie, digital art, craft and visual arts. The fabrication of new devices is at the center of his compositional and improvisational approach.

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Yeonji Han dances and creates dance to expand or blur the space of boundaries, misunderstanding, and incomprehension. Her primary tools are improvised choreography and twisted, tactile observation. She explores spaces that can transform as theaters and frames that can convey performances. Surrounded by physicality, Yeonji attempts to forge transdisciplinary connections and exchanges, as well as stimulation and awareness.

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