Here I move, is an artistic research project focused on composition and improvisation. The aim is to explore and develop flexible compositional tools that can adapt to a wide range of creative contexts — from symphonic orchestras to conceptual performance, from visuals to dance, and towards any interdisciplinary field I find artistically engaging.
Improvisation is the main method of investigation: by performing solo, recording sessions, selecting specific fragments, and analyzing them, I generate new material that is then proposed to ensembles and commissioned projects. This cyclical process feeds a continuous reflection and contributes to the development of compositional strategies tested in diverse performance environments.
The research revolves around three central questions:
– How can I create compositional tools that remain adaptable to increasingly diverse contexts?
– How does this system influence my own performance practice and interaction with other musicians?
– How flexible is it within interdisciplinary settings?
This project is part of the Jazz Composition course at the Jazzcampus in Basel, under the supervision of Stian Westerhus, with the support of Stephan Meidell, Tineke Postma, and Guillermo Klein.
