Félix Blume

– casa wabi 2022

Community Project

Suspiros, played out with children from Melchor Ocampo School in the community of El Zapotalito, is a performance staged on the lagoon, featuring an island made of ocarinas that the students themselves crafted to call out to the lagoon and connect with their environment. The flutes, made using papaya molds, floated together on the lagoon, emitting their sounds. Meanwhile, the participating children approached in a boat, playing their own ocarinas. The sessions included exercises to heighten sensitivity to sound perception and explore the various possibilities of recording and reinterpreting them. The experience was captured on video, and a final version was edited and shared with the school community, becoming part of the Casa Wabi collection.

Log-Piece

France

works and lives between Mexico, Brazil and France

Félix Blume (France, 1984) is a sound artist and sound engineer. He currently works and lives between Mexico, Brazil and France.
He works with sound as material in sound pieces, videos, actions and installations. His work focuses on listening, inviting us to a different perception of our environment. His process is usually collaborative, working with specific communities, he uses the public space as a context for experimentation and presentation of his work. He is interested in myths and their contemporary interpretation, in the dialogues between humans and the natural or urban contexts they inhabit, in what voices tell beyond words.

His sound pieces have been broadcast on radio stations around the world. He received the “sound landscape” award with his video piece Curupira, creature of the forest and the “Pierre Schaeffer” award for Los Gritos de México at the Phonurgia Awards festival.

He has participated in international festivals and exhibitions such as LOOP Barcelona (2015), CCCB Barcelona (2015), Tsonami Arte Sonoro Chile (2015, 2018), Fonoteca Nacional México (2016), Ex Teresa México (2016), CENTEX Chile (2017), CTM Berlin (2017), Belluard Festival (2018), Arts Santa Mónica Barcelona (2018), Thailand Biennial (2018) and Berlinale (2019) among others.
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