Carol-Ann Belzil-Normand is interested in the concept of frivolity as a sensible and humorous methodological approach.

Fondée en 1978, LA CHAMBRE BLANCHE est un centre d’artistes autogéré voué à l’expérimentation des arts visuels et numériques.

Javier Areal Vélez (Buenos Aires, 1985) is an experimental musician, sound artist and cultural manager. 
His recent solo work explores live electronic music through layered (poly)rhythmic systems and human–machine collaboration using samples, synthesis, lights and mechanical devices. He is also known for his experimental approach to prepared electric guitar. 
He has performed extensively across Latin America, Europe, North America and Japan, and  has collaborated with artists such as Violeta García, YOTO, Genosidra, Jorge Espinal,  Shayna Dunkelman, Chris Pitsiokos and Heiner Goebbels.
Javier is the founder of the RUIDO experimental music series and he coordinated the Sound Arts Center (CASo)  between 2021 and 2024.

voice / noise / performance +++
new and old music
improvisor, composer, collaborator

profile photo: Beata Rasitsan and Kristian Fourier 
cover photo: Design Eightie Trois

"Ben Grossman is a busy musician: improviser, studio musician, composer, noisemaker and audio provocateur.  He works in many fields, having played on over 100 CDs, soundtracks for film and television, sound design for theatre, installations, work designed for radio transmission, and live performances spanning early medieval music to experimental electronica.  Ben's tools of choice are electronics, percussion, and, especially, the  hurdy gurdy (Drehleier/vielle à roue), a contemporary electro-acoustic string instrument with roots in the European middle ages.  He studied the instrument in Europe and has also studied Turkish music in Istanbul.  With an abiding interest in pushing the limits of his instruments and pushing the boundaries of whatever venue or medium in which he works, Ben's solo CD, Macrophone was released in 2007 and features a unique two disc form for simultaneous, aleatoric playback.


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