BIO
Derrick’s artworks are mainly commissioned by the Region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpe council and the General Council of Seine-et-Marne department, France (EU).
Several previous artworks were supported by the office of Cultural Affairs (French Ministry) and awarded by the Scan price, a French price dedicated to digital innovation.
More recent artworks were commissioned by Saint-Etienne City, labeled UNESCO City of Design https://www.designcities.net/city/saint-etienne/
Derrick leads an artistic career as a composer and electric guitarist playing contemporary masterpieces with international symphonic ensembles like Lyon Opera House, Suisse Orchestra (OSR), Nice Philharmonique Orchestra and also with several Bands since decades.
https://derrickgiscloux.com/music
Derrick is also an independant artistic director and since years produces stunning scenographies using kinetic and luminous materials, involving spatialized sound spread outdoor or setup in heritage venues. Some of the main exhibitions were called « rendez-vous in infinite territories » (2013) and « Utopia, the city that moves » (2014)
As a community activist he founded the Creative Art Company (CreArtCom) a french digital art studio started in Lyon downtown several years ago and early 2000’s he built a cultural place in Lyon, France, around contemporary cultures, technologies & alternatives housing the first hackerspace of Lyon city. He received a subsides from a private sponsor, and from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Council and The Regional Office of Cultural Affairs (France). Since the venue organized events and talks, as well as workshops and exposition monthly.
http://www.creartcom.eu
Derrick Gisloux also works as an artistic director for some Festivals (mainly new media arts & electronic music).
He builds the program of the exhibition and commissionnes artworks coming from USA, Asia and Europe.
PRESS
Please have a look at the ”FR” webpage
https://derrickgiscloux.com/about-fr
Two significant press articles, written in french mags
”MCD Musiques et Cultures Digitales” by Maxence Grugier
“Saint-Etienne city Mag#43“ : Portrait