Gilles Aubry and Yves Mettler will present Black Move,
a new installative work at Kunsthaus Langenthal.
Opening on May 2 2012
Kunsthaus Langenthal
Marktgasse 13 4900 Langenthal
www.kunsthauslangenthal.ch
wm20 - v-p v-f is v-n cs0219.02.11 sas, delémont, ch
20.02.11 kaserne, basel, ch
21.02.11 usine, geneva, ch
22.02.11 postgarage, austria
23.02.11 budapest, durerkert, hungary
24.02.11 metalkova, ljubjlana, slovenia
25.02.11 kapu, linz, austria
26.02.11 PMK, innsbruck, austria


Oct 14 2010, Magasin 4 - Brussels
Oct 16 2010, La Maroquinerie Paris
Oct 17 2010, Romandie – Lausanne
Oct 18 2010, Jubez – Karlsruhe
Oct 20 2010, Unsound Festival Krakow




VVAA
Crónica L
Produced by Miguel Carvalhais.
Cover design by Cruz.
Mastered by Miguel Carvalhais & Pedro Tudela.





May 23, 2010: Campound (San Francisco)
les écoutis le caire
New publication by Gilles Aubry & Stéphane Montavon with amazing packaging by Gilles Lepore
Out on Grünrekorder NOW!
'les écoutis le caire' is a dual work that comprises a sound composition by Gilles Aubry and a poetic text in French by Stéphane Montavon.
Materials for both elements were collected during a six-week residency in Cairo in February and March 2007.The sound piece is based on the principle of 'indirect listening' to a busy city soundscape. It features recordings of several enclosed spaces chosen for their resonant properties and predominantly silent contexts : a bathroom, a market hall, a basilica, a courtyard, a refrigerator and a parking house. Throughout the piece the identification of the sound sources remains uncertain, as the distant hubbub of life in the streets diffuses inside the recorded spaces. Such ambiguity – further extended through the editing process - requires that the listener pay closer attention, and at the same time allows for a more intense musical experience.
The textual counterpart to the audio work is presented as a large wordmap that drifts through the various recording locations, as well as other places in Cairo. Rendering the rhythmical confrontations of diverse urban situations, the text focuses on their audiovisual discrepancies. In its fragmentary way, the poem sketches some of the city's acoustical configurations, also taking aural snapshots of characters and scenes. These singular encounters are woven into a partial word-tapestry of gestures, images and sounds, providing a complementary glimpse into another indirect, though equally voyeuristic,form of listening to the city.
Graphic design by Gilles Lepore





wm 16
gilles aubry s6t8r
edition: 300 cd
4 color letterpress sleeve.
designed and printed by ben owen
tracklist:
part 1 - 13:24
part 2 - 14:44
part 3 - 13:30
s6t8r (2008-09)
The piece is based on recordings made inside several of the rooms of the Stralau 68 building, a former venue for experimental music in Berlin, now empty.
The sound of the trains passing periodicaly on the bridge nearby is very loud and participates strongly to the sonic identity of the building. These sounds and others from the surroundings are resonating inside the building, 'coloured' by the specific acoustics of each room.
The many cultural meanings of trains sounds are haunting the piece, from death trains during nazi Germany, to a more universal longing for travel and the paradoxal 'home' feeling induced by recursive sounds in the daily soundscape.
Additional onsite found sounds have been included in this composition.
Point fort environnement sonore
Eric La Casa/ Cédric Peyronnet - Géophonie de la Creuse
Gilles Aubry/Stéphane Montavon/Carl Y - Pont sonore Belju


Opening of 'The Interpreter', an exhibition by Raphael Cuomo & Maria Iorio,
with a sound installation by Gilles Aubry, titled 'Msaken, deux registres'.
"Gilles Aubry hatte im Rahmen seiner Kollaboration mit Raphaël Cuomo und Maria Iorio im Februar 2008 Tonaufnahmen in einem Wohnquartier der Stadt Msaken in Tunesien gemacht. Die Aufnahmen bringen eine ruhige Atmosphäre hervor, die aus den Klängen des Alltäglichens und den gelegentlichen Reaktionen auf die Präsenz des Autors besteht. Die Installation Msaken, deux registres präsentiert einen Ausschnitt aus diesen Aufnahmen. Dabei wurde der Originalton elektronisch bearbeitet und in zwei Segmente aus hohe und tiefe Frequenzen aufgeteilt. Hörbar aus den im Raum verteilten Lautsprechern artikulieren diese Register den Raum unterschiedlich, je nach dem wo im Raum die Besucher_innen sich befinden."
Les Complices Gallery
Anwandstrasse 9
CH-8004 Zürich

