While image has taken a predominant place in our society, there are few opportunities to become aware in a shared environment of what is nevertheless one of the fundamental vectors of our communications: the voice.

What is that voice? What does it say about us? What do its sounds and intonations tell us?

e-Vox offers an experimentation space where the spectator has the possibility, if he/she wishes, to take part in the musical creation process through a verbal participatory approach.

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In this performance, spectators are invited to sample words of their choice that will be used later in the song.

After a real-time recording phase, all the words that each spectator has chosen to express will form the basis of the music.

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When the musical landscape and electronic destructurations are added, perhaps an unsuspected poetry will emerge from this combinatory chaos that isolated words could never have suggested.