Théo Fernandez is a French sound creator. After studying sound engineering, he pursued a master's degree in music creation at the GRM (Groupe de Recherches Musicales), where he was introduced to electroacoustic. In 2018, he joined the Paris Conservatory to continue his studies in electroacoustic composition. He started collecting sound materials daily, manipulating them in his studio, naming, categorizing, and archiving them on his hard drives. As the years passed and his materials accumulated, he began to find meaning in all of this: recomposing stories, dreams, or memories with this material, just as the unconscious mind composes dreams. Distinct patterns began to emerge: blurriness (the drowsy intoxication of sleep, those few seconds when life appears upon waking as a nebulous relic), erasure, alteration. Giving movement to frozen memories or, conversely, looping them. He also improvises within various ensembles, alongside acoustic and electronic instrumentalists, using a Revox B77 tape recorder to sample and manipulate sounds from his sound library in real-time.