Chasser Croiser // Le Surréel et son écho
Chloé
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Chasser Croiser // Le Surréel et son écho, a project by the artist and DJ Chloé published by DisVoir , is an unpublished radio sound piece, associated with the publication of an artist’s book. The book is an echo of the sound work. It is made up of her photos taken during trips, DJ tours and live shows — of all those scattered moments before and after the evenings. It also contains notes on projects, albums and collaborations, and extracts from the little notebooks that never leave her and that she accumulates over time. Through montage and adjustment, this book aims to convey the impressions and inspirations that play a part in her creative process. Chloé Thévenin is a French DJ artist and composer of electronic music, born in 1976. Her style, at the crossroads of genres and aesthetics, reflects a singular eclecticism and makes her one of the most sought-after figures of the contemporary electronic scene. Chloé entered, in the 1990s, the legendary nights of the Pulp, in Paris, of which she would become one of the emblematic figures. She plays in the best European clubs and a place of honour is reserved for her at festivals. Chloé also produces maxi-singles, remixes and albums:The Waiting Room in 2007 – One in other in 2010 (nominated for the Victoires de la Musique in 2011), while multiplying collaborations with choreographers, performers and filmmakers. The sound piece Chasser Croiser // le Surréel et son écho, a free CD included in this book, is a commission from the Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication / Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap) as part of the Atelier de création radiophonique (ACR) of France Culture. www.franceculture.com The ZagZig series is edited by Frank Smith & Philippe Langlois.
See the trailer made by Nicole Garton on the occasion of Chloé’s concert for the opening of the live performances at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris on 16 September 2011. This concert will shortly be broadcast in the Atelier de création radiophonique on France Culture. |
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