« gê »

« gê » A forgotten land, universal, utopian and resilient.

In ancient Greek, gê means earth.

In modern times, gê is the origin of the prefix geo-, which is used to make up words referring to the earth.

gê represents the two aspects of nature: capable of creating harmonious beauty, but also capable of resurrecting original chaos.

This geophonodesy, initially thought for a 8.4 device, is composed of 3 parts: Ante, Suspension, Return.

This is an acousmatic work. It is made up of 301 samples spread over 16 tracks.. All its material comes from sound synthesis.