Biography

Ulysse Gohin is a sound artist, visual artist, and musician.

After earning a Master of Fine Arts in Metalwork from ENSAAMA (Paris), he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art-Object from HEAR (Strasbourg) in 2024, and then trained in electroacoustic composition and jazz piano at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg.

His multifaceted practice encompasses visual works, installations, performances, and concerts. He blends craft, kinetic art,sound art, and electroacoustics in a practice focused onlistening, vibration, and energy conversions. The repurposing of found objects and electronic waste plays a central rolein his approach.

His sound installations generate subtle vibrations that breathe through time and space, inviting the listener to sharpen their perception. Furthermore, his graphic and sculptural works reveal masses and invisible phenomena related to sound.

He has notably collaborated with the Musica festival, the ensembles HANATSUmiroir and l’Imaginaire. He forms a duo with composer Simon Louche, with whom he creates concerts blending sound installation and contemporary music. He has participated in various exhibitions and concerts, including in Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Basel, Stuttgart, Cologne, and Amsterdam.

“Faint clinks, silences, silences—no one moves; attention has sunk as if below the ground, trying to hold one’s breath to catch something else that is even more subtle”

Louna Tournier-Petitcolas, *And It’s as If You Were Connecting Things*, 2024, on the installation *Sous la peau des Murs*