This score transforms the CACC into a space for exhibition as well as production and invites outside figures to bring this infinite artwork to life with the artists. At the invitation of the duo Petra Koehle and Nicolas Vermot-Petit-Outhenin, the cellist Deborah Walker offers a musical interpretation of their photographic work on the occasion of two performances that open and conclude the exhibition.

BIOGRAPHY OF DEBORAH WALKER

Deborah Walker is a cellist active in the field of contemporary and experimental, written and improvised music. She is interested in various forms of musical creation, often related to the exploration of sound or in interaction with other disciplines. Living in Paris since 2004, she has collaborated with Joëlle Léandre, Markus Stockhausen, Yannick Guédon, Philip Corner, Tom Johnson, Phill Niblock, and Catherine Lamb, among others. Since 2007, she has been part of Dedalus, a variable-geometry ensemble most interested in open-instrumentation scores. She is also a member of the ONCEIM, a large ensemble composed of around thirty improvisational musicians. Deborah Walker recently worked with the composers Pascale Criton and Eliane Radigue on the cello-only pieces Chaoscaccia and Occam VIII. A doctoral student at the Université de Metz et de Bologne, she works on the presence and reception of Fluxus in Italy.