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Christophe Ruetsch France
Issu du courant de la musique concrète, Christophe Ruetsch travaille à partir de diverses matières sonores qu’il manipule plutôt comme des sculptures. Il est particulièrement sensible à l’aspect « texturé » et « organique » du son.
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