Julien Baiamonte's rotating installation creates a ghostly soundscape

GENEVA – A Graduate of HEAD Genève´s Spaces and Communication master program, Julien Baiamonte seeks to bridge the gap between the rational and irrational in his work. His latest project, Vocal Chords of Spirit, investigates the relationship betwe
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