Implanté au sein des anciens Beaux Arts de Saint-Etienne et porté par l'association CINQUANTE QUATRE, l'Aléatronome a pour ambition de réunir les acteur·trice·s de la scène artistique et musicale stéphanoise.
Ce lieu de vie propose de rendre accessibles ces pratiques au travers de l'animation d'une webradio et d'expérimentations scénographiques.

France Jobin is a sound / installation / artist, composer, and curator residing in Montreal, whose audio art, qualified as "sound-sculpture", reveals a minimalist approach to complex sound environments where analog and digital intersect. Her installations incorporate both musical and visual elements inspired by the architecture of physical spaces. Her work can be “experienced” internationally in varied music venues and new technology festivals, such as Mutek, Flussi, FIMAV, SEND + RECEIVE, Club Transmediale, ISEA RUHR 2010, surface tension and symétrie tours in Japan. 

Jobin has solo recordings on many renowned labels, mainly ROOM40 (AU), LINE (US), nvo (AT), Baskaru (FR) and ATAK (JP). Her sound art is also part of countless compilation albums. 
Invited by the AIR Artist-In-Residence program in Krems, she created und transit, a sound installation set in the MinoritenKirche cloister in Stein (AT). Her two ongoing collaborations with visual artist Cédrick Eymenier (FR) have resulted in  EVENT HORIZON, an audio/video piece, and The Answer, a movie, with the soundtrack by France Jobin and Stephan Mathieu. EVENT HORIZON was screened in Paris (2010), at the Venezuela Biennale in Merida state (2010) and was performed live at the Torrance Art Museum in Los Angeles (2010) and ISEA RUHR 2010 (DE). The Answer was screened at IAC, Villeurbanne, France in March - May 2016. In 2011, Jobin was one of five international artists to present her sound installation, Entre-Deux, in the new media exhibit Data/Fields, curated by Richard Chartier in the Washington, DC area, along with Ryoji Ikeda, Mark Fell, Caleb Coppock, and Andy Graydon. A new A/V collaboration, Mirror Neurons,  with Italian artist Fabio Perletta and xx+xy visuals was presented in the fall 2014 at A x S / ak-sis / FESTIVAL 2014 | CURIOSITY as part of the Synergetica Screening (CA). In November 2015, France was invited to take part in an artist residency at EMPAC which resulted in the creation of a new light sound work entitled 4.35 – R0 – 413, a collaboration with Alena Samoray, lighting designer 

“immersound”, a concert event/philosophy created by Jobin, proposes dedicated listening environment to seek out/explore new experiences in the listening process. It was first produced in 2011 at Oboro in Montreal. 

She was a finalist at the Sonic Arts Awards 2014(IT) in the Sonic Research category. In January 2013, the Conseil québécois de la musique awarded France Jobin with the prestigious Opus Prize for Concert of the year – Category Musiques Actuelle, électroacoustique for her concert at AKOUSMA 8. 

France Jobin’s work continues to evolve as technologies enable her to create new environments.


France Jobin is published by Touch Music/Fairwood Music UK Ltd

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http://giulia-lorusso.com
giulia.lorusso90@gmail.com
http://brahms.ircam.fr/giulia-lorusso

Giulia Lorusso is an italian composer based in Paris. 
She studied piano and composition at the Conservatory « Giuseppe Verdi » in Milan, with Alessandro Solbiati, and in Paris where she attended the Cursus IRCAM and completed a Master’s degree at the Conservatoire de Paris (CNSMDP) in the class of Frédéric Durieux. 
She was a student in the generative improvisation class held by Vincent Lê Quang.

Her production includes both instrumental and electroacoustic works integrating new technologies and exploring the relationship between performer, audience and devices as well as the relation between sound and space.
Her music has been commissioned by institutions such as IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, GMEM de Marseille, Radio France, ProQuartet, Donaueschinger Musiktage  and performed by renowned musicians as Brussels Philharmonic, Quatuor Tana, Quatuor Ditotima, Ensemble 2e2m, United Instrument of Lucilin, Yarn/Wire.

Giulia  has been artist in residence at ZKM (Zentrum für Kunst und Medien) de Karlsruhe, at the European University of Cyprus (EUC), at Royaumont Fondation (Incubator project), Fondazione Spinola-Banna per l’arte (Turin).
She is currently composer associated to the Ensemble 2e2m for the season 2023-2024.
She is recipient of the Prix SACEM Hervé Dugardin (2023).

Her catalogue includes interdisciplinary works exploring installations, interaction, experimental music theatre, collective composition. 
She collaborated with researchers (Alessandro Rudi of INRIA), philosophers (Emanuele Coccia, Rosario Diana), visual artists (Jessica Rimondi, Kesson Dalef), dancers and puppeteers (Amalia Franco).
Her interactive installation «Fabrica» has been part of the the «Réseaux Monde» exposition at Centre Pompidou (Paris) in 2021.

Giulia is also active as a teacher and pedagogue, she’s been professor invited for the first edition of the Académie MIXTE, organised by Proxima Centauri Ensemble in Bordeaux (France). 
She’s been teaching composition at the bachelor and master level in Italy at Consevatory of Pesaro  and Conservatory of Vibo Valentia .

-Musique codée pour faire danser le corps et l'esprit
-Visualiste analogique avec un penchant sous-marin
-Membre du Cookie Collective, le meilleur collectif de live coding et de démoscene francophone
-percussionniste synthétique dans La salle des fêtes, non pas celle là, l'autre
-brancheur de câbles dans Mange Ton Assiette 
-Lobbyiste de la k7 chez ordinateurdanslatête

Humain sans code sous le nom de Rémi.


Making music from 1998...
Now in LYON (FR)
Ores was an active member of A'mas collective in London (UK).
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLBI_mSMoasy0y5XD1k4JfQ

Currently exploring the mesmerizing beauty of electronic music improvisation.

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