A meeting of Hervé Zénouda's musical world and Anne Van Der Linden's visual one.
Drummer, percussionist, and composer Hervé Zénouda was active in the French punk scene of the late 1970s (Stinky Toys, Guilty Razors...) as well as in the subsequent new wave movement (Mathématiques Modernes, Modern Guy, Eli et Jacno...). In the 1990s, he appeared as a drummer on several albums (
Ramuntcho Matta,
Denis Frajerman, Jean-François Coen...) and as a composer on several compilations (Unprod, Trace Label). At the same time, he composed music for short films, CD-ROMs, and live performances, and was involved in the design and development of interactive educational systems. He has built an eclectic discography since the late 1990s and has produced several albums in the fields of electroacoustics and minimalism.
Anne Van der Linden (born 1959 in England, lives and works in Saint-Denis, France) is a French painter and drawer. Beeing of a literary education, she came early to drawing expression, then to oil painting. After an abstract period, she developed her figurative style from the 90's. Her art is in the filiation of German expressionism, middle-age engravings, cartoonists as Robert Crumb and many more. Her attachment to literature brought her naturally to illustration activity, for edition project as well as for newspapers. Searching to express through visual arts the tensed interaction between inner wild life and social normalization could be her main concern. Her work has been widely exhibited and published in France and in foreign countries.
