By Edmund Leung of The Interzone Collective
Part of Regression solo exhibition by Valéry Grancher
Saturday 20 June at Mur Nomade
Drinks with the performer and the artist at 2pm
Music performance starts at 2:30pm
To celebrate the final days of Regression, Valéry Grancher’s exhibition at Mur Nomade, Edmund Leung of The Interzone Collective will give a solo performance of handpan.
Invented only 15 years ago, the handpan is a metal drum played gently with the hands and fingers. It has a unique and captivating sound.
In response to Valéry Grancher’s work on the theme of the jungle, Edmund Leung will play a new piece dedicated to the people living in the rainforest. Entitled ‘The Four Seasons of a Rainforest’, this piece of music will have elements of composition and structured improvisation.
It will also be the opportunity to discover new works by Valéry Grancher, just added to the show. Those watercolour artworks were created with water he collected in the marshes of Lamma Island, on the occasion of his site-specific performance in the jungle last month.
Audiences of all ages are welcome to join us for a relaxing afternoon of inspiring art and music!
Free admission
Valéry Grancher’s exhibition will end on 30 June 2015.
