Domenico Cipriani a.k.a. Lucretio has been releasing raw minimalist dance music for more than a decade.
With his many monikers and groups (including collaborations with Blawan, Steffi and Objekt) he has released more than 100 vinyls and toured the most infamous European clubs, including Berghain, Tresor, Fabric, Goa, Zukunft, Rexand Concrete, just to name a few. His label Restoration (co-founded with Marieu) has played an active role in the vinyl resurgence of the late 2000. After his graduation at the S.A.E. Institute of Barcelona, he has further developed his research on social semiotic with an M.A. in Linguistics at the University of Padova, focusing on an evolutionary approach to explaining language change. He has discovered Symbolic Sound Kyma in 2016. Since then he has participated every year to the Kyma International Sound Symposium, deepening the interconnection between Kyma and p5.js, becoming an expert of the Open Sound Control protocol. In 2019, he presented at the >>Sonic Experiments<< festival at the ZKM a interactive performance based on network distributed Open Sound Control.
He also performed at the Algorave hosted by ICLC24 in Shanghai. Currently, he is researching computer music at the Pharo Association.
A live coding performance featuring the MOOFLOD, a Pharo tool developed through combined research by Evref (https://www.inria.fr/en/evref
This workshop introduces Phausto (https://github.com/
Domenico Cipriani a.k.a. Lucretio has been releasing raw minimalist dance music for more than a decade.
Domenico Cipriani a.k.a. Lucretio has been releasing raw minimalist dance music for more than a decade.
With his many monikers and groups (including collaborations with Blawan, Steffi and Objekt) he has released more than 100 vinyls and toured the most infamous European clubs, including Berghain, Tresor, Fabric, Goa, Zukunft, Rexand Concrete, just to name a few. His label Restoration (co-founded with Marieu) has played an active role in the vinyl resurgence of the late 2000. After his graduation at the S.A.E. Institute of Barcelona, he has further developed his research on social semiotic with an M.A. in Linguistics at the University of Padova, focusing on an evolutionary approach to explaining language change. He has discovered Symbolic Sound Kyma in 2016. Since then he has participated every year to the Kyma International Sound Symposium, deepening the interconnection between Kyma and p5.js, becoming an expert of the Open Sound Control protocol. In 2019, he presented at the >>Sonic Experiments<< festival at the ZKM a interactive performance based on network distributed Open Sound Control.
He also performed at the Algorave hosted by ICLC24 in Shanghai. Currently, he is researching computer music at the Pharo Association.