Amélie Lucas-Gary

Amélie Lucas-Gary was born in 1982 in Arcachon and lives in Paris. After studying history and cinema at the Sorbonne, Amélie Lucas-Gary graduated from the École Nationale de la Photographie d’Arles in 2009. Since then, her practice has evolved to become primarily literary. She has published three novels: Grotte (2014) published by Christophe Lucquin Éditeur, Vierge (2017) and Hic (2020), published by Éditions du Seuil. The latter was written during a writing residency in New Zealand. All of Amélie Lucas-Gary’s novels address the question of creation: that of the universe in Hic, the author’s genesis in Vierge, and the premises of art history in Grotte. 

More recently, she published Féticheuses, an invitation from the Fléchettes collection of Sun/sun editions to take one of the images from the Albert Kahn Museum’s autochrome collection. She regularly works with artists on catalogs, exhibitions, and performances: for example, she published Qu’avez-vous vu and Trois crimes with artist Julien Carreyn (Vanloo). In 2025, Ma voix de dieu (My Voice of God) was published by the Belgian publisher Hématomes, a story in which she experiences a chair, a sculpture by the artist Maxence Mathieu. She has recently written texts for the photographer Marie Quéau, La compagnie du 1er Aout, and the art centers La Chapelle Saint Jacques and the Kunsthalle in Mulhouse

Gaëtan Gromer, born in 1978, is a sound composer, artist and director who lives and works in Strasbourg. He is also artistic director of Ensembles 2.2 (a creative sound studio particularly active in the public space) and a member of the executive committee and board of HACNUM (national network for hybrid arts and digital cultures).

He regularly brings his work into conversation with other disciplines, and has notably worked with Maria La Ribot, Valérie Manteau, Hélène Gaudy, Etienne Fanteguzzi, Sebastian Dicenaire, Eve Risser, Lucie Taïeb, Clara Olivares, LNLO, Samuel et Léo Henry, luvan, Zahra Poonawala, Stéphane Perger, Espèce de collectif…

Antoine Spindler is a viola player and teacher at Strasbourg’s music academy. Member of the Quatuor Ethos and of the Ensemble Plurium, he has also played in the Ensemble Linéa and the Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra. 

He has performed on many stages, for exemple at the Festival Musica in Strasbourg, the Tonhalle in Zurich, and the Asian-Pacific Contemporary Music Festival in Seoul, South Korea.He specializes in electroacoustic and mixed musics, for instance with the Live.Animated.Orchestra or by integrating the Jafta trio.

Associate artist with Les Ensembles 2.2, he has contributed to numerous projects: Des gens vivaient ici, Hacking Garden and to the show Pause.