Welcome to HorizonVU Sound and Movement
Forum for Creative Practice in Music and Dance
About Us
HorizonVU Sound and Movement provides a forum for curious minds with interests in music and dance spanning multiple facets of creativity in performance, composition and choreography. Our network encourages the participation of persons dedicated to understanding the theories and practices of performance as well as deepening our knowledge of cultural history, physical science and technology, social science, and philosophy.
HorizonVU Sound and Movement represents the coming together of scholarly insights with practical hopes and dreams. Our horizons are a limit of our intellectual and physical capabilities as well as a dynamic, changing view toward the future. We think in terms of where we are today and the direction in which our musical compass points us.
The HorizonVU Sound and Movement operates independently standing for intellectual curiosity, innovation and the love of music . We are serious persons having viewpoints – our VU-points (that is, Volume Units) and information we share are intended to invite conversation and collaboration in the spirit of affording enriched opportunities to express the art.
HorizonVU Sound and Movement
A small dedicated team founded HorizonVU Music in 2009.
Since then, the company has re-shaped its mission and its objectives in line with its strengths.
Phillip A. CARTWRIGHT
Founder & Director, HorizonVU Group
Natalija RIABKO
Director, HorizonVU Group
Natalija Riabko has 14 years of international experience, including 7 years as an agricultural market analyst at FrancegriMer, focusing on the sugar, meat, and especially cereal sectors.
Passionate about commodity markets, she is convinced that quality economic reports allow professionals to reduce the price risk factor in their procurement and marketing policies. A sound knowledge of financial analysis in commodity markets allows her to better practice her profession. She represented her institution at the Management Committees of the European Commission in Brussels, keeping her supervisory ministry and industry informed of possible developments in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). A PhD in Applied Economics, she also holds a degree in Political Science from the University of Saint Petersburg and a Master’s degree in International Trade.
Delphine PERROT
Art, Design & Communication
Delphine Perrot is a visual artist, creative catalyst, and art director whose interdisciplinary practice bridges art, design, education, and performance. She develops projects that explore the intersections of movement, visual expression, and cultural narrative, guiding individuals and organizations in the conceptualization, visualization, and revitalization of creative projects. Her journey has taken her across major cultural hubs, including Paris, London, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires, allowing her to cultivate an international, intercultural perspective that informs her practice. Delphine has worked as a freelancer with institutions and clients such as the ICA, The Design Museum, Icon Magazine, Research Studio, and Studio Myerscough, bringing her expertise in visual storytelling and artistic direction to each project. Her work spans visual arts, design, education, mental health, and dance, reflecting a commitment to unlocking creative potential and fostering meaningful engagement with artistic processes.
Phil Cartwright is an American citizen raised in the Chicago area. A Ph.D. in economics, he has thirty years of successful academic as well as commercial and consulting experience. Phil's passion for the performing arts, especially music and dance has led him to intense study of music theory, composition and music technology at the Berklee College of Music and dance at the Stanlowa Institute.. He holds positions at Ascencia Business School where he is Full Professor and Director, Ascencia Center for Business and Management Research. He is Visiting Researcher, Royal College of Music, Centre for Performance Science, London. He has held posts at the University of Georgia, INSEAD, Imperial College, Paris School of Business and IESA Arts & Culture. His research interests include artist profiling and the nexus between classical music and dance. His memberships include the International Dance Council, CID UNESCO, the American Economic Association, the American Psychological Association, the American Musicological Society, the Society for Dance Research.
Anthony MOSS-ZOBEL
Neuroscience Coach & Leadership Development
Dr. Anthony Moss-Zobel is a neuroscience-based executive coach, academic, and researcher dedicated to bridging neuroscience, leadership, and education to foster sustainable transformation. With a background in cognitive neuroscience and human behavior, his work empowers individuals and organizations to cultivate resilience, creativity, and peak performance through science-backed strategies.
Before settling in Paris, Anthony’s creative journey began in the performing arts. He wrote, directed, produced, and performed in dance and stage productions, leading an acting and dance camp in New Haven, Connecticut for over eight years at venues including The Long Wharf Theatre, the Shubert Theatre, and the Yale School of Drama. A recipient of the Connecticut Commission on the Arts Playwright Fellowship, he was recognized for his original works Girl’s Night Out and Soko’s Journey, later presenting Soko’s Journey and his adaptation of Les Misérables at the United Nations, a testament to his enduring belief in the transformative power of art, storytelling, and education.
Our Services
Sharing knowledge in arts and culture related to innovation in the performing arts.
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HorizonVU Group LLC
and HorizonVU Sound & Movement
8 Villa Monceau
75017 Paris, FRANCE