Jean-Philippe Feiss Brussels, Belgium
Jean-Philippe Feiss is a french musician, who plays cello and electronics. He plays in Sibiel, and is the main composer of
this band. He did several projects involving video, dance and visuel arts. Besides that, he plays with famous french jazzmen like Emmanuel Bex, or Louis Sclavis.
He also wrote music for several short films, and he works since 2016 with the israelian artist Sigalit Landau.
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