Emanuele Primavera e Simone Scarpello fondono musica sperimentale e video mapping per creare un’esperienza multisensoriale. Una performance che unisce tecnologia e arte per esplorare emozioni, riflessioni e la complessità dell’animo umano attraverso suoni e immagini tridimensionali.Emanuele Primavera and Simone Scarpello blend experimental music and video mapping to create a multisensory experience. Their performance fuses technology and art to explore emotion, reflection, and the complexity of the human soul through sound and immersive visuals. Emanuele Primavera is a jazz drummer and composer from Enna. With a classical background and advanced training from Berklee and Siena Jazz, he has collaborated with renowned musicians like Joe Lovano, Fabrizio Bosso, and Chiara Civello. His latest album Around the Fiery Future (Universal Music) earned him a spot among Italy’s top ten emerging jazz talents. A passionate educator and performer, he blends rhythmic complexity with melodic storytelling in every composition.Simone Scarpello is a video artist and co-founder of Pixel Shapes, a leading creative studio in multimedia and immersive experiences. He is also a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Catania. Specializing in video mapping, interactive installations, and audio-visual performances, Simone has brought digital art projects to life across Europe and Latin America. From the Farnesina Digital Art Experience to major immersive exhibitions like Inside Banksy and Da Vinci Experience, his work bridges art, architecture, and technology. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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