Noémi BüchiCH
Noémi Büchi is a Swiss/French composer and sound artist creating and exploring the potential of cross-genre musical structures. Her music is defined by a delicate synthesis of textural rhythms and electroacoustic-orchestral abstraction. She contrasts rhythmic physicality with disruption, playfully emphasizing irregularities in an expansive listening experience marked by detail and elevation.
Her most recent album, Exuvie (2026), explores the tension between matter and memory; the traces that remain after change. Inspired by the distorted realities of Francis Bacon and Salvador Dali, the album maps the processes through which the body absorbs, remembers, and transforms.
Her musical work moves in the areas of live performances; audiovisual shows; music for film, contemporary dance, installations, and theater; and orchestral works. She holds a Master's degree in electroacoustic composition from the Zurich University of the Arts and a Bachelor's degree in musicology from the University of Zürich.
She holds a Master's degree in Electroacoustic Composition from the Univerity of the arts in Zurich and a Bachelor's degree in Musicology and German Literature/Linguistic from the University of Zurich.
She currently lives and works between Basel, Zürich and Paris.
The presentation of this work was made possible thanks to the financial support of Pro Helvetia.
Who
Noémi Büchi is an experimental sound artist working within electroacoustic, orchestral, and cross-genre musical structures.
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Exuvie (-ous, 2026)
Liquid Bones (-ous, 2025)
Does it Still Matter (-ous, 2024)
Matter (-ous, 2022)
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Dancer Rebeka Mondovics is at the center of Exuvie’s visual narrative. The video universe was developed by visual artist Brigitte Faessler, who used analog and digital techniques to oscillate between the real and the imaginary.
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