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Anne Versailles

Anne Versailles, lives and works in Brussels. Biologist and walker artist, geopoet and sound designer, she works mainly with fieldrecording. Her work explores displacement, crossing and slowness. As a sound artist, she collects sounds while crossing territories and composes acousmatic works born from the energy of the crossed landscape that she then diffuses in the form of in situ sound installations. Her work questions the infra and the infinitesimal, what cannot be seen, the details, the roughnesses as well as the small joys, scratching the surface, awakening the non-visible, the inaudible.

She composes also for radio creation, theater or sound walks. She also writes and publishs poetry and her literary work is not different from her sound work, the two are often mixed. She has shown her work at international institutions, among others, Radia.fm, Ars Electonica Linz, FRAC Grand Large Dunkerque.

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geopoetics

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poetry

6 sub-collections · 237 items

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Brussels

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Sound walk

Not Not a Room

They say smell is the quickest route to memory. Your walk, today, is as a future perfumer... Meet me at the Saint-Hubert exit of the Jean-Talon metro, just inside the doors.

Sarah Burgoyne
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Take this one to bed

The poems in Antony Dunn's fourth collection explore the passions and tensions of how we live together – as neighbours, as families, as lovers, and as companions to our own various selves.

Antony Dunn

sog

To walk slowly and in a leisurely fashion, as in “The old man was just soggin’ along.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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