The Chaos of Sound
This project explores the deep connection between chaos and order. The created shapes are not rigid or immutable, but are constantly evolving, like fractals, which, despite following a mathematical law, manifest infinite complexity. The work of art is no longer a static object, but an event, a process in which the user is projected into a new dimension.
If music and chaos are both forms of mathematics, their interaction can only generate a new, unpredictable order. Musical notes, with their frequencies and rhythms, are nothing more than a set of rules that, although defined, can give rise to infinite variations. Likewise, chaos is not the absence of rules, but a complex system in which a tiny initial change can lead to unpredictable outcomes
Last exhibitions at MAM with Federico Buccini and Daniele Baroni
Beyond the Body
This project invites the viewer to observe the invisible: the life that passes through us, precedes us, resist us.
Here I wanted to explore that suspended dimension between the visible and the unspeakable: what animates us, connects us, makes us human. A body that becomes a bridge between form and meaning, between gesture and meaning, between the human and what we have forgotten about the human. The energy, the internal and external movement of the body become light.
The body is no longer just a subject but a visual generator, a living landscape that tells its inner story. The intent is to convey a search: What does it mean, today, to be human? In an age where we are constantly tracked, measured, quantified, we overturn the paradigm with a body that shines with its vulnerability, its fragile and powerful presence.
It saw its first public return at the 2025 Maker Faire in Rome with the collaboration of Cora Gasparotti
AQUÆ:
A visual and sound experience that transforms Porta Furba into a pulsating source of energy, telling the story of the importance of water in the life of Rome and the danger of pollution. Through plays of light, light waves, and spatial deformations, video mapping evokes the journey of water, from its original purity to modern contamination, only to be reborn as a symbol of balance and renewal.
Chaos Photography
This project brings to life autonomous systems that explore space guided by music, rhythm and frequency. Built on cellular automata and models of bacterial behavior, each organism follows simple rules: it feeds, reproduces, competes, migrates. Sound is the environment they inhabit. The colonies are set loose on photographs. Each image becomes a territory to be crossed, colonized and slowly transformed, and the organisms read its textures, edges and light as terrain. Following paths no one designed, they reveal points of view that the eye alone cannot reach: the hidden structures of a familiar image, what is there before us but escapes our gaze.
A living ecosystem in which music, matter and photography shape each other. Between the rigidity of the rules and the unpredictability of life, the audience witnesses a new way of seeing being born, in real time.
