Floy Krouchi is a sound artist, bass player, and electroacoustic composer from Paris. She plays an augmented bass and electronic solo, and composes for radio, dance, and installation. She has been showing her work and performing for the last twenty years in Europe, India, China, the Middle East, and the United States in venues such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Palais de Tokyo, Centre Georges Pompidou, Documenta 13, GRM, IRCAM, Contemporary Art museums of Valencia, San Sebastian and Madrid, Spectrum New York... She lately conceived two hybrid instruments, named the FKBass and the Sonic Totem.

Learn more: www.floykrouchi.org

During her stay at Camargo, Floy Krouchi worked on writing a first concert piece for the FKBass, her new enhanced bass with integrated technology, designed specifically for her practice. This research was inspired by the composer's research stays in India with Pandit Hindraj Divekar, Rudra Veena's master, and her practice of electroacoustic composition.

Floy Krouchi was in residence at the Camargo Foundation in 2019, as part of the Core Program.

End-of-Residency Event
November 4, 2019