With the musicologist and pianist Giovanni Bietti. In collaboration with RAI Radio 3.

Jacopo Caneva, jury's coordinator. Conducts Giovanna Natalini.

The Ecuadorian composer and performer has conceived for the Teatro del Parco in Mestre 1195, an audiovisual installation inspired by the architecture of the Basilica di San Marco.

Sound of Venice Number Two explores the soundscape of Venice, imagining an acoustic walk in today’s Venice and in the Venice of the past.

An installation for parabolic loudspeakers, Love Numbers explores and expands the information contained within every sound, and the evolution of sound waves with respect to their trajectory.

A sound installation for field recordings, organic materials and smells based on the sonification of fermentation and decomposition of algae in the Venice lagoon.

An installative web archive. The composer investigates the sonic environmental mutations, analysing the various aspects of the climate crisis from a compositional and musical point of view.

Web archive: generative algorithmic performance for augmented piano and electronics.

A video installation based on generative technology, which offers an artistic retrospective of Brian Eno through interviews, video-art projects, conferences, performances and backstage documentation.

The Hermetic Organ by John Zorn uses the most extreme registers of the organ to create aggregates of timbres that alternate according to forms of musical happening borrowed from abstract American expressionism..

Cine-concert for video and live performance with testimonies of women victims of war in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The final concert of the Festival will feature the new live collective formed of the two famous and sought-after sound designers and composers, Nicolas Becker and Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe.