floats over us;
The performance attempts to create an abstract audio-visual tridimensional portrait of the sound and vision of the current world landscape – radiations and microplastics. The artist has observed raw data and numbers regarding the emission of CO2 in the atmosphere, temperature rise levels, and e-waste production, translating them into sound sculptures and rhythms of the music, using samples that have been resynthesized several times as an attempt to emulate the sound spectrum of electromagnetic radiations. The visuals are driven by the sound, attempting to create a fundamental bond between sound and vision, avoiding any sort of priority. The visuals are imagined as eerie entities driven by numbers and fluid interactions and motion, floating in the atmosphere over us.
Luca Bonaccorsi is a sound and video artist from Italy whose works explore humanity’s relationship with technology and new media focusing on their impacts on daily life. His artistic research is ongoing using multi-media art practice and live performances. He first started working in experimental movies; his work Fear of Flying won the Best Student Experimental Short Movie at the 44th Golden Harvest Awards. After that, he moved toward video art and performances. In 2023 his art piece Herbarium won the First Prize in the digital art category and Da Dun prize at the 28th Da Dun Art Exhibition of Taichung City. Recently, he has been collaborating with Taiwanese musician Lim Giong and the Open Culture Foundation on the release of the album BIOEROSION by curating the visual concept of the album, music videos, and live performance visuals.