To James Mooney

From the Greek roots poly, meaning many, and choros, meaning room or space.

In geometry, a polychoron is a four-dimensional shape. It is described as a closed figure which is composed of elements of lower dimensions: vertices edges, faces, and cells. In the work, these elements frame the action of characters which display more organic features and often their transformation is the result or instigation of those actions.

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Polychoron was realized at the studios of the Culture Lab at Newcastle University (UK) in the summer of 2007 and premiered on February 8, 2008 during the Concert 12 of the ÉuCuE 26th Concert Series at Oscar Peterson Concert Hall, Concordia University in Montréal (Québec).

Premiere

• February 8, 2008, ÉuCuE XXVI: Concert 12, Salle de concert Oscar-Peterson — Campus Loyola — Université Concordia, Montréal (Québec)