Élodie Reibaud
Harpist
Élodie Reibaud graduated from the Haute École de Musique de Genève, joined the Lucerne Festival Academy under Pierre Boulez and perfected her skills with Frédérique Cambreling. In 2014, she founded the ensemble Les Connivences Sonores with flutist Odile Renault, ensemble winner 2021 of the Diaphonique fund and nominated for OPUS Klassik 2023. She has performed at the following festivals: Flâneries Musicales de Reims, Musica, Les jardins Musicaux - Cernier, Festival international Cervantino (Mexico), Saison Multiphonies GRM, Détours de Babel, Concerts du Foyer Européen du Luxembourg, World Harp Congress 2022 Cardiff, Ircam (L'Itinéraire), Création Mondiale-France Musique. She is a member of the Lucern Festival Contemporary Orchestra in 2024. She recorded The Lips Cycle by Daniel D'Adamo - Cuicatl/ECM Records label (2020) and two discs (2022 and 2024) devoted to the original 20th-century repertoire for flute and harp (Les Connivences Sonores - Ars Produktion label). 

Vincent-Raphaël Carinola
Composer
Vincent-Raphaël Carinola received most of his musical training with Bertrand Dubedout and Elyane Duran at the CRR de Toulouse, then with Philippe Manoury and Denis Lorrain at the CNSMD de Lyon.He writes works for instrumental ensembles with or without electroacoustic devices, acousmatic works, for the stage, installations and more. His compositions explore fields as diverse as generative processes, the spatialization of sound, mixed music, the integration of image and scenography in the writing process, interactive devices, networked music and the setting of literary texts to music.
With a doctorate in musicology, he teaches composition associated with new technologies at the École Supérieure de Musique Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and the Université de Saint-Étienne.
He recently published Composition, technologies et nouveaux agencements des catégories musicales with Presses Universitaires de Saint-Étienne. 

Faustine Reibaud-Nicoli
Director
Born in 1993, Faustine Reibaud-Nicoli is a visual artist and film-maker who graduated from the Haute École des Arts du Rhin in Strasbourg. She lives and works in Marseille. Her work develops across video, sound and writing. Faustine is interested in notions of belonging, intimate mythology, the resonance of beings in relation to a land, and what intimately defines a form of home. Questions of migration, landscape and language are central to her work. Always accompanied by music, Faustine also develops her singing practice in various projects, constantly seeking the link between oral narratives, relationship to the land, vocal and plastic experimentation. Faustine Reibaud-Nicoli has benefited from creation and mediation residencies at Centre d'Art de Châteauvert, LA MARELLE Marseille and FRAC PACA, NEKATOENEA Hendaye, and her films have been shown in the USA, Luxembourg and France.