Meet Romain Tardy and Coline Cornélis, the artists behind Back on Senne. During this workshop, they will introduce you to the tools they work with and give you plenty of space to explore your own creativity. Experience how laser beams behave in an aquatic environment and discover the multitude of shapes, colours and reflections that are created. With the help of a hydrophone, Dive into the sounds of the underwater world and learn the basics of field recording. After this workshop, you will have the basics to get started with digital artistic composition yourself!
The exhibition Back on Senne reveals the hidden river beneath the Sewer Museum! The project consists of a temporary exhibition that transforms the permanent collection, featuring a new creation: an installation in collaboration with artists Romain Tardy and Coline Cornélis. Back on Senne presents the river as a living entity — the memory of a vanished landscape with great regenerative potential. The museum invites you to imagine a future for this river, in response to current challenges.
Practical information
- Date: 22.04
- 2:00 p.m. > 4:00 p.m.
- From 15 years
- The price of the workshop is included in the admission fee to the museum.
- The number of places is limited; please reserve your spot in advance.
Romain Tardy creates sensory installations that reveal invisible dimensions of our environment. In this new creation for Back on Senne, he reinterprets the underground Senne as a living, evolving ecosystem, inviting an emotional reconnection with this buried river and the hidden infrastructures of the city.
For the soundscape, Romain collaborates with Brussels illustrator, composer and DJ Coline Cornélis, who crafts immersive sonic worlds using field recordings, rhythms and experimental electronics, increasingly integrating her own sound creations.
