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Paysage sonore, Points d’ouïe et recherche de partenariats
Travaillant depuis de nombreuses années sur la question du paysage/territoire sonore, dans des approches esthétiques, environnementales, sociétales, écosophiques… je partage des expériences de terrain, comme des réflexions en chantier lors de séminaires, ateliers, groupes de travail, festivals, résidences… Je questionne actuellement tout particulièrement la notion de « Point d’ouïe ». Point d’ouïe comme jalons de parcours sensibles, … Continuer à lire ... "Paysage sonore, Points d’ouïe et recherche de partenariats"
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