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In the two decades plus he's spent as one of the most respected illustrateur sonore working today (...)
The author of this audio-installation, Frederic Sanchez, continues his work in the Louvre, which started in 1988, through the connection between sound illustration and the world of art (Louise Bourgeois/ The Foundation of the Museum of Contemporary Art Grand Duc Jean, Luxembourg/ The Museum of the Louvre).
« A partir de 1998, il envisage son travail en collaboration avec des cinéastes, telle Virgine Wagon pour son film Le Secret, des commissaires d'exposition ou des conservateurs de musées (Bal(l)ade, promenade virtuelle et sonore pour le Mudam du Luxembourg, 2001), des architectes comme Odile Decq (Less Aesthetics more Ethics, 2000) ou des artistes - Louise Bourgeois (C'est le murmure de l'eau qui chante, 2003), Orlan (Bien que, oui mais, 2003) ou Ange Leccia, réalisant la bande sonore de son film Nymphea avec Laetitia Casta (2006). Puis il franchit une autre étape en abordant la sculpture sonore proprement dite avec des oeuvres qui sont non plus des illustrations mais des créations effectueés en fonction de lieux comme le musée du Louvre (La Salamandre, 2004) ou le Grand Palais (Ondes visibles, en collaboration avec une installation de miroirs de Thierry Dreyfus, 2005). Séléction d'expositions : 2002, Sainte-Anastase, Paris; 2007, Cent8-Serge Le Borgne, Paris. »
Sanchez has since made a career out of collaborating with designers on a conceptual level, his carefully-curated, cerebral soundtracks cementing his place as one of fashion's most respected show music producers.
Since 1988 he has created some of the most innovative soundtracks for the world's biggest fashion shows. In the past year alone he has scored runway collections for Prada, Jil Sander, Comme des Garçons, Calvin Klein, Miu Miu, Alexander Wang, Thomas Tait and many more. Designers come to Sanchez because he is an expert in creating the perfect atmosphere to complement their clothes.
With his carefully curated soundtracks blasting out from the speakers of Prada, Comme des Garçons, Margiela and Miu Miu, Frédéric Sanchez has become a catwalk icon in his own right. Whether he's transporting you to another time with his live compositions or mixing up Metallica and Beyoncé, his vast and varied tastes have changed the game for fashion soundtracks.
Nobody epitomises the sound of fashion more than Frédéric Sanchez, the cult Parisian producer who has been lending his musical talents to the runways of Prada, Comme des Garçons, Margiela and Miu Miu for over 25 years.
Frédéric Sanchez, who curated "Gainsbourg 2008" in Paris, describes him as, "one of the most important artists of the 20th century".
The curator of the exhibition, Frédéric Sanchez, describes the choice of Gainsbourg as a "consecration" and an "apotheosis".
The Sound Artist Gets Dreamy With Bach for His New Film "Le Soldat Sans Visage"
Today, Frédéric Sanchez is among the most respected sound designers in the world.
Today, Frédéric Sanchez is among the most respected sound designers in the world.
