Résonance

“More than a representation, the work seeks to capture a vibration.”

Résonance was born from a time of listening. The work is built through a back-and-forth between rhythms from Moroccan and Arabic music and electronic sounds — house and minimal. Painting becomes a space of sensory translation, where pulses, overlays and rhythmic variations turn into gestures, traces and layers.

The media answer and traverse one another, revealing tensions between control and letting go, structure and improvisation. More than a representation, the work seeks to capture a vibration, a state, a circulation of energies that unfolds over the time of listening.