Evocation @ Abbaye de Bouchemaine - 2013 "Sübsonik Art exhibition"

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Evocation Art Exhibition 55:33

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"Âmes cellulaires dérobées par les interstices de la Pensée."

Music created as a spatialized sound installation for "Evocation", an art exhibition at Abbaye de Bouchemaine by the french artist Nam.
Quadriphonic live set performance was done on 2013.06.22.

www.nam-k.com

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released June 22, 2013

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"Il faut avoir un chaos en soi pour pouvoir donner naissance à une étoile qui danse."
Friedrich Nietzsche

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