MUSEUM OF L'ARLES ANTIQUE

On the occasion of the presentation of Maxime Rovere’s book Infinite Love, I proposed a musical and sound accompaniment within the collections of the Musée de l’Arles Antique.

 

The music supported the reading and philosophical reflection, creating a listening space conducive to inner resonance and meditation.

 

This performance was structured around the notion of vibration and breath, echoing this traditional teaching: “Aum is not a sound, a monk said. It is a syllable intended for meditation, which summarizes the entire universe.”

 

The sound accompaniment thus offered a sensitive and contemplative experience, rooted in the dialogue between philosophy, music, and heritage.