Luca Bergero, Author at Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture

Kaffe Matthews, Lovely Music For Bodies

Luca BergeroMarch 1, 2007

The dynamic aim of Music for bodies is to find a new way of producing and perceiving music. Planned by the artist Kaffe Matthews, a collaborative study tries to explore new projects which are able to develop towards music and architecture, up to furniture and clothing.... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 22, March 2007Sound

The Garden, Suoni Per La Memoria

Luca BergeroSeptember 6, 2006

Lo scorso 15 luglio, presso l'ex fabbrica di colore Ciri, stato presentato The Garden, installazione di Valerio Tricoli e John Duncan presso l'ecomuseo IPCA. Il lavoro presentato parte del progetto Eco e Narciso. Cultura Materiale/Musica a cura di Daniela Cascella e Rebecca De March... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 17, September 2006Sound

All Christina Kubisch’s Ligths

Luca BergeroMay 2, 2006

The solo show of Chiristina Kubisch in Turin is an important occasion to approach the work of one of the undoubted reference points in the field of visual art connected to audio. And silence on the corners , the solo show of the German artist, was housed in the e/static Gallery (Digimag#11) from the 1st of April to the 13th of May... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006Sound

Loren Chasse, Photographing Acustic Spaces

Luca BergeroMarch 2, 2006

The American Loren Chasse is one of the most important international artists, connected to the environment/sound relation. His abilities to listen and to transform the object in musical instrument are some of the most identifying features of his work... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 12, March 2006Sound

E/static, Sound Art Gallery…and Much More

Luca BergeroJanuary 25, 2006

If music has the possibility to release itself as it likes in the ambient where it's proposed, sound art on the other hand has a strong and rooted relationship with the space where it plays. This is an absolute fact, even if lots of people often forget about that... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 11, February 2006