Aurélien Dumont, 2018 composer in residence
Helping creators and researchers to work and invent together and to explore common ground is the purpose of the SACRe doctorate (Sciences, Art, Creation, Research) at Paris Sciences & Lettres, bringing together artists, creators and scientists. This openness to interaction is intrinsic to the creative approach of Aurélien Dumont, one of the first PhDs in this innovative program, whose music explores the concept of alterity* as a possible way of grasping the complexity of the modern world. The exchange will provide a chance to outline the aesthetic foundations of his constantly inventive music.
* French philosopher François Jullien (1951)
Duration / 1 h 30
Coproduction 2e2m, SACRe (Science, Arts, Creation, Research) / PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres) Research University Paris / Foundation for Scientific Cooperation.
RENCONTRE
Musical interlude
-- Moderators
Jean-Loup Rivière et Emmanuel Mahé directors - SACRe / the Laboratory
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Jennifer Douzenel video artist
Dorian Astor philosopher
David Christoffel poet
Pierre Rigaudière lecturer, musicologist, music critic
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Trio Dauphine
Tuesday 9 january 2018 / Paris / 18 h 30
École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (ENSAD)
31 rue d’Ulm
75005 Paris
Subway 7 Place Monge / 10 Cardinal-Lemoine / RER B Luxembourg
Free admission
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