Multichannel live set based on sounds recored on oil platforms, created specifically for the event 'Oro nero', organised by FACT and Caracol Olol Jackson to raise awareness on the issues arising from the ongoing oil extraction. 

Music of frogs, bugs and other natural sounds

This music comes from a live set created for a performance. The context was a festival against waste culture in general and in the fashion industry in particular. (www.factvicenza.it/home).

Original recordings and library samples of sewing machines as well as related sounds are used as the raw material and provide rhythmical patterns and textures. The live set also involved performing on a sewing machine with some live electronics. The EP is dedicated to the memory of the Rana Plaza disaster (April 2013) to mark the 10th anniversary.

Sounds produced with common kitchen utensils are recombined into a unique blend of electronica, pop and sound design. Rhythmic patterns created by furniture flaps, cutlery, cups and graters are combined with melodic and harmonic structures derived from samples of food cooking in pots, jugs and glasses. With the exception of very recognisable sounds such as the piano, almost all the sound material used in this installation is created from original recordings processed with various sampling, editing and synthesis techniques. (2022)

bitGARDEN is an audiovisual live set created from the sounds of insects, amphibians and natural environments. 

Soundtrack for the videomapping installation 'Trilogy' - based on 'trilogy' a piece By Lineasette Ceramiche designed by Giovanni Barbieri. All sounds materials are generated from recordings made from Lineasette grès porcelain elements. (2018)

Sound design for a theatre piece based on Vitaliano Trevisan's original text, adapted for the stage by Valentina Brusaferro, with Matteo Cremon.

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Patrizia Laquidara 'C'è qui qualcosa che ti riguarda' - Live at CSC febbraio 2019 

Live electronics and keys for live tour of the album, original arrangements by Alfonso Santimone

Vocal soundscape obtained from fragments of Lucretius' De Rerum Natura (2016) 

OSCILLA is an interactive audiovisual installation that explores harmonic structures and their visualisation. A projected scalable interface allows for context-specific adaptability and for a variety of intuitive physical interaction paradigms whereby the positions and movements of objects or people, optically tracked within a given area, determine the volume and pitch of various sine-wave oscillators.

OSCILLA is an interactive audiovisual installation that explores harmonic structures and their visualisation. A projected scalable interface allows for context-specific adaptability and for a variety of intuitive physical interaction paradigms whereby the positions and movements of objects or people, optically tracked within a given area, determine the volume and pitch of various sine-wave oscillators.

Spatial vocal soundscape created from readings of Dante Alighieri’s Inferno by actress Francesca Sarah Toich. (2013)

A musical theatre project with live electronics inspired by and dedicated to the city of Venice and its soundscape. (2009)

London based melodic funk & latin grooves project (2007)