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Pierre Redon
BornJune 29, 1976
Clermont-Ferrand
GenresContemporary Art, Avant-garde music, Marche Sonore
Occupation(s)Composer and transdisciplinary artist.
Websitewww.pierreredon.com

Pierre Redon is a French avant-garde music composer and transdisciplinary artist. He is also an author, musician, producer, photographer, filmmaker, known for Les Marches Sonores and founder of the multimedia studio Les Soeurs Grées.

Biography

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For an artist of his generation, Pierre Redon's work today is most singular, placing environmental and anthropological concerns at the core of the use of a wide variety of media. He navigates between sound creation, filmmaking, anthropological and sociological research, documentary practice, photography, textile art, cartography and publishing.

From 1995 to 1999, he studied musical composition and guitar, and developed multiple collaborations with various musicians from the experimental and electronic music scene. During this period, his musical practice focused essentially on improvised music and noise music.

In 1999, having already nearly reached the limits of this musical practice, Pierre Redon founded l'Oreille Électronique, an artist collective where his research his expressed through transdisciplinary works involving the other members of the collective and guests (Luc Ex, Keith Rowe, etc.). Together, they began working on a corpus of sound poetry, action poetry around the works of Raoul Hausmann, commissioned by the Rochechouart museum of contemporary art, as well as around the work of William Burroughs. From 2000 to 2004, Pierre Redon was both artistic contributor and producer and manager of the collective's label.

From 2003 onwards, through the practice of field recording, sound in landscape becomes a central axis of his art, and he brings into play the relationship to the landscape, which he defines as a border; a state of awareness of the sensory relationship to the environment.[1] His work opens up to plastic art installations, drawing art, documentary film, image, with walking progressively integrated as a corporal and sensory approach to places.

In 2006, he wrote a three-part project, focusing on mountain spaces where territories are unveiled through walking. First, Miage, a film produced by Pyramide Production, co-directed with Edmond Carrère, dealing with the social changes and identity crisis linked to the development of the tourism industry in an alpine valley. Then, the first of the Marche Sonore at the Markstein, supported by the Natural regional park of the Ballons des Vosges and Weleda, dealing with the disappearance of the arnica plant in this French mid-altitude mountain zone. Finally, the last part of this project is an unfinished creation addressing the imaginary realm and ecology in Transcaucasia around the myth of Prometheus.

Pierre Redon is notably the creator of the Marches Sonores,[2] a composite project that weaves the words of the inhabitants together with sound and cartography. Equipped with a sound player, walkers experience a new and augmented perception of places through the accompanying presence of the artwork. This art form was designed and implemented for the first time at the Markstein in the Vosges, France, with partners concerned about environmental issues and eager to experiment new aesthetics building processes. The maps accompanying the Marches Sonores[3] are unique in their ability to challenge our sense of direction, but visually, they also give a sensory and critical representation of the territory.

In 2016, Redon inaugurateed a monumental creation spanning five years of work. The Sounds from Beyond (Les Sons des Confins)[4] comprises of a series of 8 Marches Sonores over more than 600 kilometers, from the source of the Vienne river, following this river's bed all the way to the estuary of the Loire River. This creation, which brings together several partners, is part of a public art commission from the French Ministry of Culture and Communication[5] This commission stands out as an exemplary project with the C.N.A.P. (French national center for plastic arts) by offering a new perspective on art in public spaces through an immaterial art form, sound art. The ensuing publication comes with a text by art critic and essayist Christophe Domino.[6][7]

While he had already carried out fifteen Marches Sonores in France, Redon's research during that period was geared towards anthropology and ecology, which he uses as a creative process based on interaction. Fascinated by the manner in which humans invest their milieu, his fieldwork is grounded on the dissociation of effective human ecology - the tangible relationship with the milieu - and cultural ecology - the ability to conceptualize life in the milieu. Such a perception of ecology drifts apart from the environmental concerns of the times and opens up to a new perception which he defines as Sensory Anthropology.

In 2004, he founded the Multimedia studio Les Soeurs Grées which acts as a research and creation laboratory for the development and promotion of transdisciplinary and innovative projects.[8] From 2007 to 2011 he was also in charge of the artist residency "La Pommerie" on the Millevaches plateau, for which he set up an artistic program around sound art with an annual event on art and ecology, Les Rencontres Art & Écologie, where artists, academics and the public are invited to meet and exchange.

His work on hypnosis and healing, which he initiated in 2015 with the Marche Sonore, Lichen, body, gender and sexuality, commissioned by the city of Reims with the intersex activist Hida Viloria, opens up new routes in his approach to documentary work, ecology and healing. He has developed a form of organic and instinctive music combining multiple approaches to composition, with musicians from every musical horizon; graphic score, improvisation, oral communication, instrumental techniques or electroacoustics.

Tülü by Pierre Redon at C.I.A.P. l'Île de Vassivière.

This approach is particularly present in the musical part of Tülü.[9] In this sound, textile and participative opus, Redon shows that to him, sound is no longer merely music, but rather that it shapes a transcendental body experience. Here, sound is a prelude to the participative ritual that invites the public to donate a strand of their hair and a drawing on the theme of birth, in order to "weave the memory of humanity in a rug of hair".[10] This international art endeavor has already been exhibited in China at the MCAM (Ming Contemporary Art Museum) in Shanghai and in South America, at the Teatro Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, the Museo de Trajes in Bogota and the Cementerio Museo San Pedro in Medellín.

From 2001 to 2020, Pierre Redon worked on developing a creation called "9" Sound and Healing[11] where the relationship of body and sound is at the forefront, as well as his research on transgenerational memories. In particular, he questions the links between magic and science, by organizing a conference with psychiatrists from the Cadillac Hospital Center (France), entitled "Quand les magiciens rencontrent les scientifiques" (When magicians meet scientists).[12]

Works

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Marches Sonores

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Exhibitions

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  • 2019 :  Tülü / McaM (Ming Contemporary Art Museum) in the field of Festival « croisements » from the French Institut Shanghai.=
  • 2018 : Les Sons des Confins / L’Ascenseur Végétal - Bordeaux (33-FR)
  • 2017 : Ce que le roi ne voit pas / Château d’Oiron Centre des Monuments Nationaux, interactive sound work.[13]
  • 2017 : Tülü / Museo de Trajes Regionales in Bogota, Théâtre Jorge Eliécer Gaitán & Musée Cimetière San Pedro in Medellin.
  • 2014 : Les rencontres du Tülü / Cité internationale de la Tapisserie & Scène Nationale d’Aubusson (23).
  • 2013 : Tülü / CIAP (International Centre for Art and  Landscape) de l’île de Vassivière.

Filmography

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  • 2020 : « 9 » Sound & Healing. Online documentary series produced by Les Sœurs Grées
  • 2009 : Miage, a film by Edmond Carrère and Pierre Redon, production : Pyramide production, DVD : Les Films du Paradoxe.

Film Music

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  • 2014 : Le Silence & la Douleur – director : Patrick Séraudie (Pyramide productions)
  • 2011 : Une vie avec Oradour – director : Patrick Séraudie (Pyramide productions)
  • 2008 : La Petite Russie – director Patrick Séraudie (Pyramide productions)
  • 2007 : Une Histoire Galicienne – director : Patrick Séraudie (Pyramide productions)

Publishing

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Discography

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  • 2020 : « 9 » Sound & Healing, with l’Ensemble 9 - CD
  • 2018 : Tülü avec l’Ensemble Tülü - Vinyl record
  • 2008 : Toy.bizarre & Pierre Redon : Saisons – label Auf Abwegen – CD
  • 2002 : Solo – L’Oreille Électronique - CD

Bibliography

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  • 2018 : Tülü - Éditions Loco, ISBN 978-2-84314-004-4 -Original serigraphy, two books, vinyl record.
  • 2016 : Les Sons des Confins - Éditions Loco, ISBN 9782919507511 - interactive book : photography book, journal, tarot card decks, Smartphone App.
  • 2011 : Vestiges ou les fondements d’une cyberécologie - Éditions MF, collection Dehors, ISBN 9782915794540 – book, map, CD.
  • 2015 : Lichen, body gender and sexuality - MF Éditions, ISBN 978-2915794656 – interactive book : with Smartphone App.
  • 2009 : Marche Sonore EAU # 1 & EAU # 2 (Nemini Parco) / Faux-la-Montagne & Felletin (23) - Éditions MF, ISBN 978-2-9157-9461-8

References

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  1. ^ Journées d’études organisées par le collectif MILSON (12 May 2011). "Pour une anthropologie des milieux sonores". MILSON (in French).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  2. ^ GEOGUIDE - Spécial Régions de France, Nous week-ends coups de cœur. Creuse Corrèze. "Des Marches Sonores au rythme de l'eau à Felletin & Faux-la-Montagne. FRANCE: Gallimard. 2016. pp. 88–91. ISBN 978-2-8104-1820-6.
  3. ^ Baumgartner, Thomas (10 February 2012). "L'ATELIER DU SON - Pierre Redon et Matthieu Saladin". France Culture.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ Lulek, Michel. n°117 – spécial "sentiers & chemins" - Pierre Redon, de Voies en Voix. L'Actualité, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Science et Culture, Innovation. N°117. pp. 5 & 134 – 137. ISSN 2552-030X.
  5. ^ "Pierre Redon, Les Sons des Confins - Ministère de la culture". Ministry of Culture. 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  6. ^ Pierre Redon; Christophe Domino (2016). Les Sons des Confins : "Pierre Redon : Une ethnographie de soi" (PDF) (in French and English). France. ISBN 978-2-919507-51-1. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |agency= ignored (help)CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  7. ^ Christophe Domino (2009). La Belle Revue : Pierre Redon "D'ÉCOUTE EN MARCHE" (in French). France. pp. 84 - 85 & 135 - 139. ISBN 978-2-9532338-2-7. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |agency= ignored (help)CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  8. ^ "Polémique - Une alerte pour "dérive sectaire" a provoqué l'annulation d'un projet artistique au lycée de Bourganeuf (Creuse)". La Montagne. 10 January 2020.
  9. ^ Thomas Baumgartner (2014). "L'ATELIER DU SON : TÜLÜ de Pierre Redon + hommage à Hugues Le Bars". France Culture (in French).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  10. ^ "Le Bourg-d'Oisans. Samedi soir avec Tülü, le concert promet d'être exceptionnel". Le Dauphiné libéré (in French).
  11. ^ Michel Lulek, La Navette - Rédacteur en chef : Jean-Luc Terradillos (2019). "L'Actualité Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Science et Culture, Innovation. N°125: Son & Soin, vibrations autour d'un mystère" (in French). Poitiers. Espace Mendès France avec le soutien du Conseil régional de Nouvelle-Aquitaine et le concours du CNRS, l'ENSMA, des universités de Poitiers et de La Rochelle, de Grand Poitiers, du CHU de Poitiers. pp. 5 & 120 - 123. ISSN 2552-030X.
  12. ^ Bruno Letort (15 March 2019). "Tapage nocturne reçoit Pierre Redon". France Musique (in French).
  13. ^ Sanchez, Anne-Cécile (2018). "L'Œil N°709". L'Oeil : Revue d'Art (in French). Paris, Fance: Artclair Éditions: 4, 12. ISSN 0029-862X. ((<Audioguide de rêve au Château d'Oiron "Ce que le roi ne voit pas"


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