Akousma + Audiotopie present Léa Boudreau and Nancy Tobin
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Nancy Tobin is a sound artist and performing arts designer, currently pursuing her PhD at Université du Québec à Montréal. Tobin’s research focuses on non-traditional methods of musical creation and the use of unusual speakers that transform the sound qualities of her compositions; she places systems that auto-generate sounds at the heart of her performances and installations, built around audio feedback, electromagnetism and pulses.
Based in Montréal, sound artist Léa Boudreau focuses on the relationship between nature and technology and the DIY approach. Through electroacoustic music, she explores the hidden sound characteristics of second-hand objects. Her work has been recognized multiple times (namely by the Canadian Electroacoustic Community’s 2019 and 2020 Awards, the 2019 Marcelle Deschênes Award from Université de Montréal’s Music Department and SOCAN’s Hugh Le Caine Award in 2017), and her projects have been showcased around the globe.
Nancy Tobin's photo credit: Jan Rohlf
Who
Sound artist and performing arts designer Nancy Tobin, alongside sound artist Léa Boudreau, both based in Montréal.
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Nancy Tobin recently received the Conseil des arts de Montréal’s Jovette-Marchessault Award, recognizing women’s contributions to Montréal’s theatre scene.
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Designed by Audiotopie, the ESSAIM multiphonic system is a set of mobile interactive speakers that can autonomously broadcast synchronized multichannel audio content.
