Tomas Bordalejo Paris, France
Far from musical academicisms, Tomas Bordalejo learns not only from the sounds of the world he lives in but also from the
interaction with instrumentalists to build an abstract but also living and personal type of music.
His work is marked by a constant dialog with other arts, architecture along with urbanism or philosophy.
Each piece is witness to the scenic application of the sound.
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