Camille Norment presents a reinterpretation of Pulse Formation in the village of Santa Gertrude, in the municipality of Ultimo, in Trentino Alto Adige, on the mountain path of the town, among the millenary firs and larches of the wood that surrounds it.

The multimedia artist’s work is linked to the notion of cultural psychoacoustics as both an aesthetic and conceptual framework. She defines this term as an investigation of socio-cultural phenomena which, through sound and music, use sound as a force on the body, mind and society.
Although focused on the aesthetic experience, Norment’s work crosses the thresholds of the social and the political at the same time, often using cultural symbols that belong to specific social spheres. Each seemingly harmless element is expanded in the work to reveal a macrocosm of inter-contextual narratives.

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Permanent works:

Camille Norment, Pulse - Single Formation, 2021, installation, 2 elements (800 x Ø 19 cm each), environmental dimensions

Santa Gertrude (BZ), Trentino-Alto Adige

Camille Norment (Silver Spring, US, 1970) multimedia artist, musician and composer, Norment works with sound, installation, sculpture, drawing, performance and video. She investigates socio-cultural phenomena through music and sound, considered as a force that acts on the body, mind and society. In her performances, Camille performs accordingly as a solo artist, with other musicians, and with her ensemble, the Camille Norment Trio. In 2015, she was selected by the Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA) to represent Norway in the Nordic Pavilion of the Venice Biennale.