Luca Forcucci
Luca Forcucci (CH/IT) is an artist and composer with a focus on perception, subjectivity and consciousness, which he explores through performances, electroacoustic compositions, installations, photography and texts. He has collaborated with dancers in Brazil and California, with musicians playing indigenous instruments in Southern Africa, with musicians playing contemporary music, with turntabilists, with poets. He dives on a regular basis into field recordings’ expeditions in locations like the Brazilian Amazon, Shanghai, the Swiss Alps or Norwegian fjords to find sonic material for his work. He regularly collaborates with neuroscientists on questions regarding the perceptive properties and the field of possibilities of the firstperson experience.
His music is published by Subrosa in Bruxelles, Universal music, Cronica Electronica in Porto, Glistening Examples in the USA, Elektramusic, Syrphe in Berlin, on his very own label LFO Editions, and now by the the Japanese label mAtter.
His work won numerous prizes and is presented worldwide on a regular basis in places like Festival Ars Electronica Linz 2021, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía 2020, EPFL Artlab 2018, ISEA 2018 Durban, ISEA 2017 Manizales Colombia,Red Bull Station São Paulo, Centro Municipal de Arte Hélio Oiticica Rio de Janeiro,The Lab San Francisco, Festival Multiplicidade Rio de Janeiro, Presences Electroniques Festival Geneva, Biennale of São Paulo on the invitation of Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann, Akademie der Künste Berlin, Miller Gallery Pittsburgh USA, MAXXI: Museum of XXI Century Arts Rome, Rockbund Museum Shanghai, Swatch Art Peace Hotel Shanghai, House for Electronic Arts Basel.
He studied electroacoustic music with the Swiss composer Rainer Boesch in Geneva, and was produced, by Al Comet, former member of The Young Gods. He conducted also his research at the INA/GRM in Paris, and he achieved a PhD in Sonic Arts in the UK with a research about mental imagery and sonic architecture
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