From 1998 to 2002 Faculty of Musicology at the Arts and Letters University of Lyon II.
2004 Current music training at APEJS / MA Chambery singing and flute.
In 2007, Laurence Moletta obtained DEM electroacoustic music composition at the ENM of Villeurbanne in the class of Bernard Fort, then deepened the study of acousmatic composition at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Mons, Belgium in the class of Annette Vande Gorne and music applied to movies, in the class of Denis Pousseur.
In 2008 she trained in Digital Arts at the Center of Contemporary Digital Writing where she puts Nicolas d'Alessandro, with whom she will make her first experiments with the digital capture of the gesture.
In 2009, she joined forces with a team of researchers from the Polytechnic Faculty of Mons in Belgium and joined the "Numediart" research program. She works with Christian Frisson and Todor Todoroff. Together, they reflect on the process of creating a prototype of sensor capable of remotely controlling their sound processing software, thereby transforming the sound of their live voice with codified gestures. This device will take the name of "BIODIVA". In order to finance her project, she obtained a grant from the Belgian Ministry of Culture: The Wallonia-Brussels Digital Arts Federation Section.
The computer programming part of BIO DIVA was realized by Alexis BOILLEY in his first version, then relayed by the InterfaceZ team.This device was developed in residence at IMAL in Brussels, at the Royal Theater of Mons, at the Abel Dubois Auditorium in Mons at InterfaceZ in Paris.
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Laurence MOLETTA collaborates in several shows with her sensor gloves as an augmented improvising singer
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She uses her sensors gloves in two shows where she is the artistic director
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Back in France in 2018, she became interested in composing music for the radio. Then to the audio collection of history in rural territory. She created several geolocated sound paths in villages. Tracks in Thizy les Bourgs. Needle thread an augmented reality sound journey at Cours. From Faces to shores which is currently being created in Huriel.
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Laurence MOLETTA uses her sensors gloves in two shows where she is the artistic director