Lecture dessinée en musique "Les pédirêves de Nine"

On the occasion of Read-Aloud Day, the Médiathèque Valais - Martigny invites you to a moment suspended between words, images and music, with the musical comic reading Les pédirêves de Nine. This event marks the launch of the book, in the presence of its author Nathalie Jensen and illustrator Lucie Fiore, as part of a project supported by ATE and the Pedibus coordinations of the cantons of Valais, Vaud and Fribourg.Imbued with poetry and gentleness, the story comes to life before your very eyes: while the author reads, the illustrator draws live and a musician accompanies this sensitive journey, inviting young and old to enter Nine's pedirêves. The show is followed by a snack offered by Pedibus Valais. About...Nathalie Jensen:A children's author and storyteller in Switzerland, Nathalie Jensen likes to write where words meet images.Her career has been marked by a deep love of illustrated books, where poetic writing leaves room for dreams, childhood and the imaginary, in dialogue with the places she visits.In collaboration with the ATE association, she creates and shares stories that invite us to move differently: on foot, at child's height, with a sensitive attention to landscapes and living things.Les Pédirêves de Nine, illustrated by Lucie Fiore, is fully in line with this approach of sensitive transmission, where narration accompanies the promotion of soft mobility and anchoring in Swiss landscapes.Lucie Fiore:Illustrator, most of the time naturalist, Lucie Fiore navigates between poetry and nature, naive or realistic. Graduating in illustration in 2017 from the Ecole d'arts appliqués et dessin narratif Pivaut in Nantes (France), she returned to Switzerland the same year to complete her training as a trainee illustrator with Pro Natura Genève. Since moving to the Maison Noctua in Fribourg, she has combined nature and drawing, a combination that continues to this day in her work as a freelance illustrator, working for the press, publishing, museums, associations and other local structures. Alongside her printed projects, she runs workshops, animations for young and old, and participative frescoes for

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