The exhibition “Anticheseis/Résonances” was created as part of the Festival’s Residency program through a collaboration between four artists: Peggy Herbeau, Christophe Fillieule (photography), Chrysanthos Antoniou, and Savvas Karantzias (composition).
The exhibition presents a journey to Tallinn by a composer with a disability, who created a new musical work for one of the world’s most renowned choirs. The exhibition “Echoes/Résonances” depicts this encounter and explores disability through sound and image.
The exhibition presents a journey to Tallinn by a composer with a disability, who created a new musical work for one of the world’s most renowned choirs. The exhibition “Echoes/Résonances” depicts this encounter and explores disability through sound and image.
Each photograph is accompanied by an original musical composition. QR codes placed next to each work give the public the opportunity to listen to these compositions during their visit. Visitors are asked to bring their own headphones.
A project designed in collaboration with the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir (EPCC), with the support of the “Culture Moves Europe” program, was funded by the European Union and the Goethe-Institut.