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Têtes
Brûlées is an exhibition which sings. A collaboration between Jane
Norbury, sculptor and Etienne Delmas, composer. Nine giant terracotta heads stand face to face, their mouths wide open in song. Each resonates with a continuous electronic composition, mixing voices in invented language with natural sounds including fire and water. These voices call to each other,comment and converse. The atmosphere is theatrical, the exchange telepathic. ''Something really rather extraordinary. Their song is fascinating and everchanging.'' Nathalie Ween - Kaleidoscope. BBC Radio 4, August 1991. |
2002 July : Wine Museum, Beaune 2002 June : Socla, Chalon-sur-Saône 2001 September : Château de Pierre de Bresse 1995 August
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