Artistic Research Residency

This year’s call for our artistic research residency is slightly delayed. Focus will be on pre-defined themes, which we look forward to sharing with you in the upcoming weeks.

This program offers artists from all disciplines the opportunity to collaborate with one or more IRCAM research teams, within the framework of a residency of 2 to 6 months, which may be extended in a partner center. These residencies aim to expand the field of music through the contribution of science and technology.

The benefits of the residency for the artists are multiple:

  • Take time to reflect on your artistic practice
  • Work with researchers to explore a new artistic research approach
  •  Develop or perfect an innovative creative tool
  • Conduct experimental artistic research
  • Produce a prototype of an artifact
  • Compose a sketch for a work or performance
  • Test a configuration, an immersive audio/video device

Winners are selected by the members of our international jury.

Composers, researchers, sound artists, etc. can apply.
Information and contact 01 44 78 47 60 | residency (at) ircam.fr

Artistic Research Residencies 2021

Astérismes, project by Aki Ito &  Jean-Philippe Lambert
Participative concert in the middle of the audience that can be mobile, without a stage in the front of the concert hall, with distributed sound diffusion.
In collaboration with IRCAM-STMS Sound Music Movement Interaction team

HI. A. - Hippocampe Artificiel, project by Rémi Fox
"Hi. A." explores the meta-composition of pieces defined by musical memories and generative processes.
In collaboration with IRCAM-STMS Musical Representation team

Quell'usignolo che innamorato: The Resurgence of an Artificial and Deeply Plural Voice, project by Judith Deschamps
Recreation of Farinelli's voice and of a hybrid song by means of deep networks.
In collaboration with the Analysis-Synthesis team at IRCAM-STMS

2021 Winners

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Aki Ito

Pursuing the idea of slowness, she has focused since 2016 on the study of a time system inspired by astronomy. The slowness she defines is a slowly and perpetually changing temporal space, where several different periods coexist and influence each othe...
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Jean-Philippe Lambert

After scientific and musical studies, accompanied by training in the techniques of the performing arts, he completed his end-of-study project at IRCAM at the end of the last century. Since then, he has regularly collaborated in projects at IRCAM as a r...
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Rémi Fox

Saxophoniste, compositeur et improvisateur, Rémi Fox est diplômé du CNSMD de Paris et co-fondateur du Collectif Loo qui rassemble une nouvelle génération d’artistes-chercheurs souhaitant faire une musique résolument actuelle. Rémi Fox crée plusieurs fo...
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Judith Deschamps

Judith Deschamps is a French multidisciplinary artist living between France and the UK and trained at the Haute École des Arts du Rhin in Strasbourg (2011), at the Royal College of Art in London (2018), and at the École Universitaire de Recherche ArTeC...

2020 Winners

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Brice Gatinet

Brice Gatinet is a French composer currently living in Montreal. Along his musical path,he has discovered many ways to express unique musical ideas, infusing his works with elements of jazz, improvisation, death metal and classical.
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Anders Vinjar

While studying ethnomusicology and linguistics, Anders experimented with potentials of programming-languages and AI-techniques to work on issues of music-analysis.
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Jean-Etienne Sotty

A native of Bourgogne, France, he fought with the most distinguished professors: O. Urbano, C. Girard, P. Bourlois and finally T. Anzellotti, under the teaching, he obtained Master at the HKB Bern. His excellence opens the doors of the CNSMDP.
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Giulia Lorusso et Alessandro Rudi

By leveraging state of the art audio signal descriptors and recent developments in generative models for structured prediction and deep learning, this project aspires to question computational creativity issues with the goal of exploring some of the in...
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Stefano Gervasoni, Marco Liuni et Francesco Cretti

eAr collective is composed by Stefano Gervasoni, Francesco Cretti, Benjamin Matuszewski and Marco Liuni. They met around the idea of designing high quality listening experiences leading participants to inedit relations with the art work.
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Alex Ruthmann

S. Alex Ruthmann is Associate Professor of Music Education & Music Technology, and the Director of the NYU Music Experience Design Lab (MusEDLab) at NYU Steinhardt.
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José Miguel Fernandez et Raphaël Foulon

The main objective of the residency is to create an audiovisual work in which music and video merge into a single artistic object through a research for relations and analogies between the two media and the synchronization of generative audio and video...

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