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Aër
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Ope
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Lumen
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In Axe
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Spiralis Linea
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Quantum
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Corpus
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Transmutare
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Plano
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Focus
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Unitio
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Subterranea
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Diapente
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Sonorarium
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Varia
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Duplex
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Soni
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Nicolas Tourney Bordes Uchentein, France
Nicolas Tourney sound works are made of visions, where acoustic phenomena and memory topography shape the listener’s perception of music & noise. His approach invites us to cross appearances, and draws the outlines of an idiom that questions the boundaries of the audible. ... more
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