Collaborations

I spent more than 15 years in the film industry. It’s been second nature for me to hear the sound of what I see.

"My sound vision of…" is meant to add a temporal dimension to a static piece of art (painting, sculpture, etc.).

Each piece of art that has moved me creates a synesthesia effect in my brain.

Although an image is looked at as a whole, a soundtrack has a beginning and an end.

It needs to be heard from start to finish in order to be understood.

In "My sound vision of…", both our eyes and ears are needed.

It is not "a painting with an added soundscape" but an entity. Each individual component complements and enhances the other.

Sound is not a simple casing or frame to embellish what we see. It amplifies and sometimes transcends what we are looking at.

One sense alone is not enough to satisfy our emotions. It is the mix of the two that provides nuance and subtlety to what we feel. In a way, life is a ‘palette’ with a sound and visual rainbow.

Imagine if the sound in a Hitchcock movie was removed and "see" what’s left?

What’s left if you remove the sound of thunder during a big thunderstorm, only lightning.

Now Listen carefully.

They talk about it :

“In "Berthet" I found lots of sounds, like, coming from the past...like all that people, lived in the past, talk to each other, and the stones memorised their voices, that I could hear trough your sound. All these Greek profiles are talking trough you.

The power of the sound is huge! You create emotions through sounds! Amazing!”

Irina Taneva - Painter

“It’s amazing how the painting, which is static, become alive, telling me a story...“

Miguel Mallol - Curator

“I was listening to your Sound Visions this afternoon and found them quite captivating”

Justina Kochansky - Artist/sculptor

“I’m a great fan of “Le Cri“, but I discovered some details I never saw before, thanks to your sound...!”

Eduardo D. - Visitor

"Spirited horse"

2 min

(2014 Lille ART’UP

live sound design performance)

Faces

3 min

"L’affaire Spark

aux Tournesols"

1 min

Contemporary Art

"The Journey"

3 min

"Deciding the World’s Future"

3 min 30

"Broken Capitalism"

4 min

"Force Majeure"

3 min 30

Most of the soundtracks are mixed in 3D binaural sound

Put your headphones on for the immersive experience.

Classic Art

"The Elephants"

3min

"Female Figure with

Head of Flowers"

2 min

"The Annonciation"

2 min - Binaural 3D Sound

"Le Cri"

3 min

"My Sound Vision Of…"

"Selyles Symphonie II”

2 min 51

"Blue Eclipse"

2 min 54

"SCAR"

2 min 24

"Wheel of Fortune"

4 min 25

"The Squeeze"

2 min 37

"NORTON EIOR"

3 min - Binaural 3D Sound

"LEBOSI"

3 min - Binaural 3D Sound

"AHTAGA"

3 min - Binaural 3D Sound

Daiane Medeiros - “I Dare You To See...”

Witches Collection

Mihov

Bosko

Andre Decolife

Alix Philippe

Blandine Martin

Natacha Mercier

Berthet

Benjamin SPARK

Salvador Dali

Edvard Munch

Leonardo Da Vinci

Limited (3) Transparent Vinyl Record Edition Available

"The Virgin of the Rocks"

2 min 34 - Binaural 3D Sound

Leonardo Da Vinci

"Execution de Lady Jane Grey"

2 min 34 - Binaural 3D Sound

Paul Delaroche

Rosaleen Miriam Norton (aka "Roie") was an Australian artist, occultist and witch. She had physical peculiarities, such as pointed ears and two dark spots on her knee as a sign that she was destined to be a witch She became popularly known as “The Witch of King’s Cross. The famous English composer and conductor, Sir Eugène Goossens.

Isobel Gowdie, Tried and executed for witchcraft in 1662. Gowdie is notable for her detailed confession, which she gave of her own volition, without being tortured like so many other women of the time, which included their supposed ability to transform into animals.

Agatha Southeil lived in a cave near York, with some mysterious petrifying

property of the water that runs down the cliff into the well made this a shunned place and raised fear by the superstitious. Her hideously ugly child (sired by the Devil) became known as Mother Shipton, a well-known witch who made incredible predictions.

Sound Creation Collection