— Alinéa et Louis-Étienne Santais

— Alinéa et Louis-Etienne Santais

Identité visuelle
2023

Identité visuelle du projet musical (De)construction de l'artiste Louis-Étienne Santais.

«(De)construction comes from the idea that to create a piece of music, you must often deconstruct what already exists to rebuild something new. Seemingly, everything is tied together, but just one different element can create a new and completely different harmony. Something I tried to explore in many different ways in the new album.» — Louis-Étienne Santais

Identité visuelle du projet musical (De)construction de l'artiste Louis-Étienne Santais.

«(De)construction comes from the idea that to create a piece of music, you must often deconstruct what already exists to rebuild something new. Seemingly, everything is tied together, but just one different element can create a new and completely different harmony. Something I tried to explore in many different ways in the new album.» — Louis-Étienne Santais

Identité visuelle du projet musical (De)construction de l'artiste Louis-Étienne Santais.

« (De)construction comes from the idea that to create a piece of music, you must often deconstruct what already exists to rebuild something new. Seemingly, everything is tied together, but just one different element can create a new and completely different harmony. Something I tried to explore in many different ways in the new album. » — Louis-Étienne Santais

Identité visuelle du projet musical (De)construction de l'artiste Louis-Étienne Santais.

« (De)construction comes from the idea that to create a piece of music, you must often deconstruct what already exists to rebuild something new. Seemingly, everything is tied together, but just one different element can create a new and completely different harmony. Something I tried to explore in many different ways in the new album. » — Louis-Étienne Santais

Identité visuelle du projet musical (De)construction de l'artiste Louis-Étienne Santais.

« (De)construction comes from the idea that to create a piece of music, you must often deconstruct what already exists to rebuild something new. Seemingly, everything is tied together, but just one different element can create a new and completely different harmony. Something I tried to explore in many different ways in the new album. » — Louis-Étienne Santais