Sylvie Marchand, new technology artist and anthropologist, talks about her work, as yet in progress, AZMARI, a digital walking piece, filled with recordings from Habesha nomad poet musicians who fled Eritrea for France.
Sylvie Marchand’s artistic projects involve walking. They are born from the experiences of meetings with migrants and refugees from around the world. She likes to deal with unprogrammed situations; her creations are born from personal contacts.
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