Eric La Casa
For the past 30 years, French sound artist Eric La Casa has been questioning the perception of reality and attempting to broaden the notion of the infra-ordinary, that low-intensity space-time, from background noise to the inaudible that passes beside expectation. Through his in situ listening processes, he listens to reality to reveal its phenomenological power. Just as a map enhances the reading of a country, the in situ aesthetic object renews our relationship with space and time. La Casa has been working in the field of sound creation since the early 1990s through recording, record production, installation, radio, and various types of publications.
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Since the 90s in France, under the Vigipirate anti-terrorism plan, mobile barriers have been used in public spaces to modify and regulate their use. Originally designed for temporary public order missions, they were installed on a permanent basis in streets, squares, parks, in front of town halls, schools, religious buildings, museums, etc., to establish secure perimeters and control flows arou...
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Since the 90s in France, under the Vigipirate anti-terrorism plan, mobile barriers have been used in public spaces to modify and regulate their use. Originally designed for temporary public order missions, they were installed on a permanent basis in streets, squares, parks, in front of town halls, schools, religious buildings, museums, etc., to establish secure perimeters and control flows arou...
