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JMO Geneva, Switzerland
Julie Semoroz is singer, sound artist Semoroz shapes sound using field recordings, live microphones and her own voice with software and hardware. She offers sound pieces like inner journeys into the subconscious that penetrate into the darkness. In her ecology-based research, in the sense of “habitat”, Julie Semoroz raises the question of how to experience our bodies and lives in the society. ... more
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