Saturday 28 March, 19:00

Parallel Worlds

Alain Riad presents an immersive exploration of image and sound through ink drawings and light-based atmospheres. His fluorescent, high-contrast drawings unfold in dreamlike, disquieting compositions that invite close contemplation. Complementing the visuals, Monome performs ambient–drone soundscapes built from slow, deep, enveloping textures, evoking white-noise and cosmic sensations. Together the works interrogate perception and the porous boundary between visible form and sonic presence, revealing how color, line and sustained sound reshape memory and spatial experience.

Rue de la Truite 4,
1205 Genève
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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