The Salle de La Cité is the heart of 2021’s Festival: a place of welcome, information and conviviality. Come and meet us and enjoy a relaxing space.
During the first weekend of the festival, come silk-screening the 2021’s visual identity by Icinori in monochromy. The workshops will be held by the the team of La Bonne Pioche.
Take back with you your totebag, postal card or a poster !
La Main à l’Oreille by Bérengère Amiot, My Human Kit & Code 404 : cultural action project and residency in a school environment for 3 years with allophone students from St-Armel school (Rennes)
Ensemble Podcast : a listening cosy room to discover the sound creations of Crystallmess, Maria Teriaeva, Rojin Sharafi, upsammy, KMRU, Simo Cell and the new episodes to come.
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Behind the pseudonym Crystallmess hides Christelle Oyiri, a multidisciplinary artist based in Paris: DJ, producer, writer and video maker, willing to highlight on forgotten mythologies, past and present subcultures.
Maria Teriaeva is a Siberian-born, Moscow-based musician and composer. She uses the modular synthesizer (especially the Buchla) as a framework for her music, combining it with acoustic instruments and voices.
Rojin Sharafi is a sound artist and composer of acoustic and electronic music. Her music crosses borders of different genres and keenly grabs from many musical buckets such as noise, folk, ambient, metal, and contemporary music.
With a keen ear for crystalline melody and intricate rhythm, the music of upsammy takes cues from electro and IDM, breathing a certain perpetuity and spatiality, sliding across tempo scales, while retaining an organic touch as a gentle hum of nature digitised.
Born in Nairobi and currently based in Berlin, KMRU is a sound artist and producer whose methods include field recording, improvisation, noise, machine learning, radio art and drones. His work oscillates between ambient and African music.
Having DJ-ed for more than a decade and taken part in several collectives, Simo Cell is not preaching for one scene or a particular style, he represents a highly original and adaptive repertoire that facilitates unpredictable and dynamic sets.
Mayumi Otero (born in 1985 of a spanish father and a japanese mother) and Raphaël Urwiller (born in 1984) form the artistic duo Icinori.
Fascinated by the printed image and the engraving, nourished by popular imagery and contemporary drawing, their works are tinged with dreaminess. These craftspeople of the image are constantly experimenting with the union between drawing, paper and color. Their work is impregnated by Japanese culture, from its greatest artists to its popular imagery. They revisit traditional tales and its imaginery, in a very graphic style.