Julie Semoroz is a French-Swiss artist based in Geneva, renowned for her ability to fuse art and science through sound. Her work explores the physical properties of sound and its interaction with the human body and the environment, creating immersive installations and performances that challenge our perceptions of space and time. Drawing on disciplines such as biology, neuroscience and philosophy, she examines themes such as interspecies communication and emotional vocalization. She collaborates with artists and scientists on individual and collective projects, which have been presented internationally. She has received numerous research grants and has been nominated for the Prix Russolo and the Swiss Art Awards, and has benefited from support from the Fonds national Suisse scientifique for her project DOUZE MILLE VINGT in collaboration with Didier Grandjean and the CICA, Chair des sciences affectives de l'université de Genève in 2021.
THE PROJECT
NOISE BRAIN VISCERAL COUPLING
Trio pour percussions et électronique
NOISE BRAIN VISCERAL COUPLING 3 est une composition pour trois interprètes, mêlant percussions, électronique, lumières et mouvement.
Pour cette nouvelle création, elle propose une œuvre de 30-45 minutes où la percussion dialogue avec des capteurs lumineux, des dispositifs électroniques et les mouvements des musicien·ne·s.
Cette pièce interroge les notions de synchronisation et désynchronisation neuronales, humaines et sociales en s’inspirant des recherches scientifiques sur l’intéroception et les rythmes internes qui influencent nos émotions et façonnent nos perceptions du monde. Elle s’inscrit dans une approche transdisciplinaire où création artistique et recherche scientifique dialoguent étroitement.
Nurtured by collaborations with the Swiss Centre for Affective Sciences (CISA) and researchers, this work offers a listening experience that echoes the expectations, links and networks that connect us to the living world.
