Sébastien Guillen, born in Lyon, France, in 1971, embodies the essence of a diverse artist, now calling both Brooklyn, NY, and Milford, PA, home. Beginning his journey mastering the organ and piano, he soon ventured into composing and improvisation.
His collaborative spirit led him to work alongside a plethora of artists, spanning musicians, painters, filmmakers, and more. Notably, Guillen's artistic expression found its voice in two albums: "Short Agonies," featuring 18 violin solos by the renowned Spanish violinist Patricio Díaz-Canas, and "Scandals," an opus of 69 electronic and acoustic pieces.
Beyond music, Guillen's creative pursuits extend into the visual arts and academia. As a visual artist, composer, and educator of theory of knowledge, he tirelessly seeks a synthesis of sound, image, and contemplation.
His photographic endeavors transcend the mere act of capturing images, instead offering profound insights into existential questions, both personal and universal. In an era inundated with imagery and technology, Guillen's work challenges conventional perceptions, presenting a nuanced and provocative exploration of the human condition.