Dominic Kießling
Dominic Kießling’s work engages with the transformative potential of material and light, constructing immersive environments that challenge and expand spatial perception. Through his meticulous manipulation of foil and reflective surfaces, he orchestrates a dialogue between form, texture, and atmosphere, creating installations that are at once fragile and monumental. Kießling’s practice navigates the intersection of sculptural precision and experiential resonance, inviting the viewer into a sensorial encounter where everyday materials are transfigured into ethereal, almost otherworldly landscapes. His installations operate as meditative spaces, foregrounding the subtle interplay of reflection, shadow, and movement, and emphasizing the poetic possibilities inherent in the material world.
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For many listeners, the Highland bagpipe remains inseparable from its cultural roots and traditions. Yet for the Breton musician Erwan Keravec, the instrument also represents a gateway to unexplored musical territories. A piper, composer and pioneering improviser, Keravec has devoted his career to expanding the horizons of the bagpipe, revealing its remarkable potential far beyond its customary setting.