¨Promenade sonore QUESAKO "Image" de l'exposition "Andy Warhol" au Musée du Luxembourg

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À travers ses créations pour l’exposition, QUESAKO prolonge les principes de prélèvement, de sérialisation et de transformation présents dans l’oeuvre d’Andy Warhol. Le sample y devient l’équivalent sonore de la sérigraphie : une matière répétée, déplacée et réinterprétée jusqu’à révéler les mécanismes invisibles de la culture contemporaine. L’ensemble propose une expérience immersive où regard et écoute fonctionnent selon une même logique : répétition, variation minimale, saturation puis réduction à l’essentiel. Exposition "Andy Warhol. La ligne et l'image" Musée du Luxembourg, Paris 16/09/2026-10/01/2027

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