Founder and artistic director of the Mikrokosmos Chamber Choir since 1989, Loïc Pierre is a choral conductor, stage director, set designer, composer and visual artist.
A multi-faceted artist always in search of originality, he draws his influences from Sam Francis, Ariane Mnouchkine, Jackson Pollock, Andrei Tarkovski, Bob Wilson, Alfred Hitchcock and Martin Scorsese.
Freed from the immutable ritual of the concert, he proposes a different ceremony, and in fact invents a choral theater in the service of a renewed and perfectly contemporary art form.
His shows bear witness to this claimed fusion: Tenebrae (2001), Ombres vives, une autre histoire du cinéma (2006), La Nuit Dévoilée (2013), Retour à la terre (2014), Jumala (2016), L’Origine du Monde (2019), Passion (2021), Lune (2022), L’homme qui marche (2023), Saga des peuples sans armure (2025), profound and singular works, modern and perfectly mastered by an innovative artist, generous to his audience, a humble and sincere craftsman of the masters he interprets.
Loïc is also the artistic director of the Festival de la Voix in Châteauroux.
