Lo­ren­zo Bi­an­chi Hoesch

Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch is a composer and sound artist. His interests range from pure electronics to compositions for theater and dance, from soundtracks for images to interactive installations. In his compositions he is always interested in the idea of creating new connections between otherwise distant elements. Through projects outside of Western aesthetics, such as those with Ballaké Sissoko or Amir Elsaffar, the creation of immersive sound installations such as Square for Ircam - Centre Pompidou, Atolls for the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, or Open Land for the Fondazione Haydn, or even collaborations with choreographers and directors such as Adolphe Binder, Michele di Stefano, Richard Siegal or Stijn Celis, Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch explores composition and performance in relation to the spatial component of sound and the movement of bodies. In this sense, much of his work is devoted to 3D sound, multichannel and holophonic composition. He has received commissions from various institutions: Ircam-Center Pompidou, Musical Research Group (GRM), Venice Biennale, Gothenburg Opera, Musée du Quai Branly, Saarbrücken Opera, Ballet National de Marseille, RhurTriennale, Royaumont Foundation, Haydn Foundation, FaceFoundation, and many others and has performed all over the world.

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