HP Process

HP Process is an entity in the conjunction / disjunction which develops a digital practice of art action. They work primarily on intermedia poetic performance where pictures and sound are generated in real time and in an interactive way, in a logic of blurring of different areas of representation and perception. They try to create poetry in motion, and constantly reconfigured in which the text and the letter's body come to life through incarnation in sound and gesture. Their work is based on the expansion of sound frequencies from the voice in a bruitist  and immersive logic. As well in an improvised way as starting from poetry-partitions, they play with their voice and breath that are reprocesses, amplifies and expand by computer to create an electronic sound poetry as well as sound landscapes. 
They also realize  sound creations, both for live music and for digital installations.
      Their approach is to write with all digital tools (video, sound, interactive and generative devices ...), and to work with the transformations produced by digital tools on writing (web, social networking, chat, mobile phones, etc ...) and more generally on language, on relationship and on body. They work mainly on PureData.
The digital medium becomes the lens for increased aesthetically and poetically the speech and the body.
They call their work "digital poetry action", because they work on and they bring into play the virtual, visual, sound and body dimensions of language to put them in perspective with various issues related to the materiality and the virtuality of body, the history and the production of language, relationships generated by virtual networks social, interpersonal and linguistic transformations produced by new technologies ...
Their influences mixed avant-garde poetry, Lettrism, Futurism, Science-Fiction, Cybernetics, Alchemy, movies, and their research is at the intersection of sound poetry, art-action, audiovisual performance and digital art.
     They have made performances in many festivals, museums, galleries, and theaters in France and abroad.