Luc Messinezis is an emerging sound artist currently based in Athens, Greece. Having achieved an MA in Sound Arts at LCC, London he has since engaged with the practice professionally.
His passion with sound and experimentation is the driving force to developing several projects which explore the means throughout which sound can constitute a basic medium for artistic expression. Phonography, sound sculpture, electro- acoustic/concrete composition, performance sessions and sound installations are just a few of the ways Luc uses to explore...Luc Messinezis is an emerging sound artist currently based in Athens, Greece. Having achieved an MA in Sound Arts at LCC, London he has since engaged with the practice professionally.
His passion with sound and experimentation is the driving force to developing several projects which explore the means throughout which sound can constitute a basic medium for artistic expression. Phonography, sound sculpture, electro- acoustic/concrete composition, performance sessions and sound installations are just a few of the ways Luc uses to explore the attributes of sound and its aesthetic qualities within a contemporary arts context.
His work has been presented in various countries around the world such as Greece, England, Israel and Canada. Luc has been awarded with an artist's residency at Krems, Austria in 2010 and his recent activity includes artworks presented at international festivals such as Ethnographic Terminalia 2011 (Montreal, Canada) and Reworks Festival 2011 (Thessaloniki, Greece).
His passion with sound and experimentation is the driving force to developing several projects which explore the means throughout which sound can constitute a basic medium for artistic expression. Phonography, sound sculpture, electro- acoustic/concrete composition, performance sessions and sound installations are just a few of the ways Luc uses to explore...Luc Messinezis is an emerging sound artist currently based in Athens, Greece. Having achieved an MA in Sound Arts at LCC, London he has since engaged with the practice professionally.
His passion with sound and experimentation is the driving force to developing several projects which explore the means throughout which sound can constitute a basic medium for artistic expression. Phonography, sound sculpture, electro- acoustic/concrete composition, performance sessions and sound installations are just a few of the ways Luc uses to explore the attributes of sound and its aesthetic qualities within a contemporary arts context.
His work has been presented in various countries around the world such as Greece, England, Israel and Canada. Luc has been awarded with an artist's residency at Krems, Austria in 2010 and his recent activity includes artworks presented at international festivals such as Ethnographic Terminalia 2011 (Montreal, Canada) and Reworks Festival 2011 (Thessaloniki, Greece).
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