BEATRICE DILLON

INFO
Beatrice Dillon is a London-based artist and music producer known for her innovative work in sound, performance, and installation. She has performed and presented her work at major arts institutions worldwide, and her last album Workaround (PAN, 2020) was named Album of the Year by The Wire magazine. She is a recipient of Artangel 'Thinking Time' (2020). Originally trained in Fine Art, she has collaborated widely with visual artists, most recently as film soundtrack composer for Turner-Prize artist Helen Marten (Greene Naftali, NY 2023). In 2023, she was album producer for Norwegian saxophonist Bendik Giske (Smalltown Supersound).

Recent multi-speaker sound works include: 'basho' (Ina GRM, Paris 2024), ‘Impossible Ideal Angle’ (Haus der Kunst, Munich 2022), ’Afoam’ (Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, Porto 2022), ‘Infraordinary’ (Somerset House, London 2019) curated by Christian Marclay, 'Ecstatic Material' with Keith Harrison (Outlands Network, UK 2019) and ’Taut Line’ (Abandon Normal Devices, Manchester 2017). In 2022, Dillon was commissioned by artist Mark Fell to compose new music for Explore Ensemble at No Bounds, Sheffield. ’Seven Reorganisations’ (2022) explored acoustic reinterpretations of digital synthesis and generative processes.

‘Seven Reorganisations’ will be the inaugural release on Dillon’s record label, HI, late 2024. Dillon's first orchestral work for 40 players, 'Sift: Piano, Vibraphone, Other' (2024) will debut with the London Symphony Orchestra in October 2024, commissioned by Nonclassical in partnership with BBC Radio 3 and BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

CONTACT
Annex Agency chloe@annexagency.co.uk

LINKS
PAN label
Bandcamp
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