Friday 20 November, 20:00

Christa

Christa is a sensory immersion imagining a new post‑conflict world through music, whispered voices and amplified objects. Conceived by Perrine Le Querrec and Ronan Courty, the piece enacts Christa — embodied by Delphy Murzeau — alongside vocal and instrumental textures by Linda Oláh. Pierre Favrez shapes the sound design and programming while Sarah Lebreton crafts lighting that heightens the hypnotic atmosphere. The work blends ASMR, sustained synth layers and ritualized vocal gestures to evoke a fragile, reconfigured harmony.

Av. François-Adolphe-Grison 6,
Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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