Résonance
What the living sings - sounds, traces, and materials
2026
Nov 07, 2026
Free admission
Venues and dates
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Lyon
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Fromto
Opening hours
Monday, Sunday Closed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11AM - 7PM Saturday 11AM - 1PM, 2:30PM - 7PM -
Prices
Free admission
An interdisciplinary, multisensory performance by Stéphanie Kry, visual artist and composer
Driven by music, Stéphanie Kry weaves themes that run through her work on the piano. From one motif to the next, her compositions and improvisations unfold in response to her emotions, the states of her inner rhythms, in dialogue with the works, the space, and the presences that inhabit her. Connections, swirling colors, and compositions - both botanical and musical - intertwine and become one.
A live piano performance interspersed with readings of selected texts, echoing the concepts of relationship, coexistence, transmission, and belonging to the living world. Through plant prints, textiles, music, readings, and movement, this performance explores what connects us to the world.
The performance revolves around a fundamental question : What is my debt ? Stéphanie Kry invites us to reflect on our coexistence with others - both human and non-human - and on the visible and invisible bonds that run through our lives.
At the heart of this sensory experience : a participatory installation and an invitation to wander through music. The audience is invited to write a word, a thought, or an intention on a naturally dyed strip of fabric before tying it to the branches of a twisted willow tree. Little by little, the tree becomes a collective work of art, a sensory map of our sense of affiliations. An experience where sounds, imprints, and materials come together to form a single language. And one question remains: To whom do I owe who I am?
Audience
All ages
Duration
02:00
In the same event
Galerie Racont'ARTS
The opening reception is a festive event marking the start of the exhibition, attended by the three artists: Denis Jourdin, Nathalie Kry, and Blandine Laneyrie.
Galerie Racont'ARTS
The evening is divided into two parts: a discussion with the artist Denis Jourdin and a musical segment featuring a new composition by Dominique Clément.