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Col des Tempêtes
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Rose Cielo
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Aconit
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Dralha
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Ventoureso
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Lapiaz
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Opal Bales
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Eclipsis
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Mélodie Blaison France
Mélodie Blaison is a visual artist and composer of contemporary experimental music.
Her work proposes sonic introspections
where a collage of intuitive sculptures and distorted memories are articulated. In addition to the flute, her main instrument, she uses different combinations of objects, materials and sound sources, such as fieldrecording, ceramics or analog synthesizers.
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