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Oïdes sense parpelles
Uriel Barthélémi · Okkre · Atrice
Activity open to everyone and free of charge
As part of the exhibition Holey, the concert series Oïdes sense parpelles invites musicians who play with the concept of information saturation and over-stimulation in everyday life.
20.09 / 8 p.m.: Uriel Barthélémi
The French drummer, composer and electro-acoustic musician Uriel Barthélémi will offer his live performance, which intimately combines the instrument and electronics, with his flexible style of composition and improvisation.
20.09 / 21:00 h: Okkre
The Asturian production company Okkre (Editions Mego, Eotrax, Modern Obscure Music) presents the show 'Noisea'. A work inspired by the therapeutic effect generated by urban beaches on city dwellers. A piece articulated through field recordings, multiple layers of noise and sound modulations capable of immersing us in these seas.
(Light and strobe effects will be used throughout the performance. If you are photosensitive, the artist recommends that you simply close or shield your eyes and enjoy the sound experience).
21.09 / 19:00: Atrice
Swiss duo Atrice (with releases on labels such as Illian Tape, Miras and Nostro Hood System) will offer their experimental vision of mixing UK bass, deconstructed club and techno with room for dembow and ambient. Generating diverse sound textures, acoustic gestures and organic transitions between suspended states.
Cycle of concerts curated by Joan Canyelles
Concerts by Uriel Barthélémi, Okkre and Atrice
Uriel Barthélémi is a drummer, composer and electroacoustic musician. His language combines percussion, performance, programming and sound and video composition. In his projects he infuses this polymorphic and multicultural dimension. His multifaceted identity is identified in the dense and unclassifiable musical works he generates.
After his studies at the French conservatory, he embarked on the work of electroacoustic composition. This has led him to collaborate in many fields of the performing arts since 2002: dance, puppetry, theatre and visual arts.
Okkre is the pseudonym of Uge Pañeda. She is a musician and psychologist, two professional facets that have made her link with sound a constant exploration of human perception. How this stimulus is capable of altering our states of mind and consciousness is one of the main reflections that she raises through her work.
Atrice, Lino Schilling and Pablo Chacon-Pino, are inspired by everyday life and digital overstimulation. Their productions have intuitive influences in acousmatic and electroacoustic music. With studies in composition, music theory and sound art, they use digital sound design to create tactile and sculptural sounds.