Mélodie Blaison, born in 1992 in Avignon, is a french artist, flutist and composer based in Brussels.
Integrating her classical training with experimental production,
her research is rooted in a desire to create intimate, narrative, immersive and sensory experiences.
After studying flute at the Conservatoire, she graduated from the Fine Arts School of Nantes (Fr) in 2016,
she continued her studies at the post-graduate diploma Arts et Sound Creation at the ENSA of Bourges (Fr) in 2021.
Her work is a space of experimentation where modular sculptures, immersive installations and sound objects are mixed.
She is interested in hybrid spaces that can generate fiction while questioning our relationship to the world via creative processes
rooted in care, ecofeminist theories, or the poetic mapping of speculative worlds.
She works with the collection of sounds and voices, breath and water as modes of connection,
and electroacoustic and musical composition as a gateway to the reactivation of mental representations.
Her experimental electroacoustic music project combines various flutes, including the transverse flute and ceramic creations,
with the work of collecting field recordings, which for her is both a means and a tool for transcribing the state of the world.
Her work is shown in different places like Nantes, Marseille, Bourges, Strasbourg, Bruxelles, Rotterdam, Copenhagen, Bristol or Paris.
Avant le Rivage released in 2024 by Wabi-Sabi Tapes is her second album, following on from VINTVRI, released by Grande Rousse Disques in 2022.
