installation 2014
Wink to Marcel Duchamp, this tridimensional ready-made is a percussive instrument, surprising and playful. It’s an instrument in suspension composed by a bicycle wheel, placed on top of a set up of 20 bells installed on a bootle rack. With simple sticks, the spect’actor can play it according to his inspiration. An interactive system transforms and amplifies the sound in real time. At a time the Marcelophone sounds like an Indonesian Gamelan, later we enter in a cosmic atmosphere.The Marcelophone brings the apprentice musician in a captivating journey.

Installation 2015
Coming into those boxes, the auditor travels in surprising sounds trips. Soundboxes are cubic structures, colourful and light, suspended, turning on their axis, standing in public spaces, hanging on trees branches under a park bench or between two façades. Soft speaking whisper of silence, sky, sounds, earth, rhythm and life.
One of those soundboxes plays with our cardiac pulsation. The first one was created for the Noirlac Abbey in France, the second one is specially designed for the French embassy in Rio de Janeiro.
Partners:
Abbaye de Noirlac, centre culturel de rencontre. Institut français
