PROJECT 161-001
Plural Aesthetic sets a statement with its first event by bringing together two contrasting artists who create a dialogue between sound and visual expression. The work of Raphael Becker draws on elements of minimal music. Next to that he presents a personal collage of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s second Pianosonata. Responding to this acoustic foundation, Kim Mupangilaï develops a single artwork shaped by the expression and atmosphere of the musical landscape, translating the sonic material into a visual form.
Plural Aesthetic sets a statement with its first event by bringing together two contrasting artists who create a dialogue between sound and visual expression. The work of Raphael Becker draws on elements of minimal music. Next to that he presents a personal collage of
Sergei Rachmaninoff’s second Pianosonata. Responding to this acoustic foundation, Kim Mupangilaï develops a single artwork shaped by the expression and atmosphere of the musical landscape, translating the sonic material into a visual form.
