Gregorio Fontaine Correa
He explores the fluctuation between dance and listening, where the song appears as a resonance between body and environment.
This exploration of the song branches out into individual and collective works of poetry; songs, improvisations, piano and field recordings; installations, dance and visuals, the Winka Wayno Sound System, plastic works and speculative writings.
Gregorio currently lives in Valparaíso, Chile, where he develops a postdoctoral project at the Institute of Art of the Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, framing the artistic practice of fluctuation as a Latin American sonic onto-fiction.
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PhD in Sonic Arts from Goldsmiths, University of London, and his work has been published and presented in various locations across the Americas and Europe, with notable performances at the Queen Elizabeth Hall (London), Center for New Music (San Francisco), Phonos Foundation (Barcelona), CMMAS (Morelia), Municipal Theatre of Santiago, among others, as well as publications including Contemplación (Libros de la Elipse, Santiago 2001), FM (Veer Books, London 2014), and Transducción (Sonhoras, Barcelona 2018).
His songs have been described as unique and disjointed, with an effect that is hallucinatory, corrosive, while at the same time strange and beautiful.