ConceCImente

ConceCImente is a sound art and interdisciplinary project founded in 2012 by Spanish musician and artist Nerea Bello. The project's name, ConceCImente, translates to "understanding" or "hidden meaning" in Spanish. ConceCImente explores the relationship between sound, language, and perception, often incorporating elements of noise, experimental music, and avant-garde art.

Through ConceCImente, Nerea Bello creates immersive and dimensional soundscapes that challenge traditional notions of music and art. Her work often involves the use of field recordings, found sounds, and language as raw material, which she manipulates and processes using various audio techniques. This approach allows her to reveal new meanings and connections within the sounds she manipulates, inviting the listener to reevaluate their relationship with the environment and the human experience.

ConceCImente's output includes a diverse range of artistic expressions, such as concerts, performances, and installations. Bello's use of space and environment is a crucial aspect of ConceCImente, often incorporating elements of spatiality, architecture, and performance art. Her work has been presented in various international festivals, concerts, and exhibitions, including the Spanish city's Recinto Municipal ArtCenter.

By questioning the conventional boundaries between sound, art, and language, ConceCImente contributes to the ongoing experimentation and innovation in the fields of sound art, noise, and avant-garde music. Nerea Bello's artistic vision and commitment to pushing the limits of her medium have made ConceCImente a respected and innovative entity in the contemporary art scene.

ConceCImente's mission is to foster critical thinking and encourage listeners to engage with the visible and invisible structures that shape their surroundings. Through her research and exhibitions, Bello seeks to reorganize our perception of reality and explore the boundaries of the sonic and the visual.