François Dufeil is a visual artist. He lives and works at Wonder, where he creates sculptural tools from industrial containers diverted from their original function. He invites artists — musicians, painters, and ceramicists — to activate his works through public performances. He welcomed us into his studio in Bobigny, where countless gas cylinders gathered for the making of his sound sculptures are arranged throughout the space. Together, we traced the thread of his creative process, moving between sketches, prototypes, and instruments used as part of our collaboration. For the Spring–Summer 2026 show "Surroundings", François Dufeil created a soundtrack composed alongside his longtime collaborator Charles Dubois and performed by percussionist Amélie Grould. “At the Palais de Tokyo, in that immense space, we conceived an amplification that brought another dimension to the music,” he recalls. The artist then took us to Les Instants Chavirés in Montreuil, where Solénoïde, an automated sculpture performing a composition written by Anna Holveck, was being presented. On the evening of April 3, we documented a performance by Charles Dubois — a percussive journey through space embodying the connection woven between visual and musical practices. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.