Re-Ghoster Geneva, Switzerland
This acoustic piano-drums collaboration can be transformed through electronics into a hybrid spatial continuum creating a
frictional, nervous symbiosis filled with jolts but also with abrasive and/or restrained fluidity.
Valerio Tricoli (tape recorder), Nicolas Field (drums and electronics), Thomas Florin (piano)
Supported by "Pulse Fondation"
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