Brussels

Pascale is geocalised in Brussels, Paris and on the Net.

After her studies in development of the architectural environment, she pursued a whole series of training courses in visual art, performance art and digital technologies.
Since 2001 she has shown her work in different European countries, venues, galleries, private and public institutions.

Since 2003, installations including performance art, video or interactive technologies are her main forms of expression. In 2004, she worked as an assistant of the Belgian artist Lawrence Malstaf, for interactive installations and performances.

Later she worked with different organisations such as Bains ::connective, an artistic laboratory

I'm an artist, writer, radio producer and experimental music composer who first started listening to bridge cables in 1994, and created Singing Bridges, an urban sonic sculpture using the cables of bridges as musical instruments on a global scale. I work with field-recordings, on-site interventions and improvisation, in collaboration with artists around the world, and have traversed the globe from Helsinki to the Mekong Delta and Singapore to Paris, in an endless quest for bridge music. Work is recently exhibited, broadcast & performed at ISEA, European Sound Delta, Pixelache, Transit Lounge, Liquid Architecture 9, soundmuseum.fm, Das Kleine Field Recordings Festival & Radio WNE.

I am a multimedia artist exploring the integration and interaction of dance and moving image through performance, screen, installation and online work. I am also photographer, documenter and director. I am currently an Australia Council for the Arts Fellow
http://suzonfuks.net

Born in Brussels, I trained in dance, theatre & music (69-76), completed a Masters in Visual Arts at La Cambre, Brussels (79-84), and moved to Australia in 1996. Co-artistic director of Igneous http://www.igneous.org.au, I created the multimedia projections for, and directed, most of its productions. I give lectures and workshops in Australia & Europe integrating video with performing arts & fostering multimedia artistic collaboration.