Ieri abbiamo intervistato Fabio Galluzzo e Carmen Di Penta di Marevivo Onlus che insieme ai diving locali si sono occupati del recupero degli pneumatici fuori uso sul fondale di Porto Vecchio Videointervista di Alessandro Mariscalco

Once Upon Us is a composite art project by Immuto in collaboration with sound artist Alessandro Baldessari, choreographer Riccardo Buscarini, Professor Vardhman Rakyan and Queen Mary University of London. Inspired by the latest medical research on how our environment influences our genetic expression and how memories could move across generations through DNA coding, Once Upon Us launches as part of the London Festival of Architecture of June 2019 and explores the blurring boundaries of our individuality across space and time. From 26 June to 7 July, a participatory and sensory installation transmits memories gathered from across the world. The interaction of sound, reflections and changing light becomes a metaphor for the dance that involves the present we are, the past we contain and the future we are creating. On 27 June, audience and leading experts from different fields (from epigenetics to psychology and wisdom traditions) engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the interplay of ancient and new theories on the theme of ancestral memory. On 2 July and as part of the New Horizons in Genomics week at Queen Mary University, artists and scientists come together in a playful evening to build a sculptural installation that questions how our choices shape our relationship with ourselves and the world around us. Where and when do we start? Where and when do we end? Are the boundaries of who we are really as defined in time and space as we think? Concept by Alessandro Baldessari, Francesca Lando, Riccardo Buscarini. Choreography by Riccardo Buscarini. Sound by Alessandro Baldessari. Space by Francesca Lando. Video by Alessandro Mariscalco

The most unknown Italian band tours Japan. The whole story. Utveggi are an independent rock/prog band from Palermo, Italy. A group of five late 20s early 30s very close friends who decides, even without a solid fanbase outside their hometown, to venture into an unpredictable tour in Japan. Accompanied by their music, a mixture of cultures, languages and genres, this documentary is a journey through their ambitions, expectations and discoveries in a world culturally and geographically miles away. A manifesto of an entire generation always looking for a room in this world, for a chance to prove itself, even if that would mean fly to the other side of the world not knowing what to expect. A documentary shot, cut and produced by Alessandro Mariscalco. Utveggi are: Valerio Mirone (vocals), Simone Giuffrida (guitar), Bruno Pitruzzella (guitar), Luca La Russa (bass), Giuseppe Montalbano (drums). Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kingsofkonbini/ Utveggi facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Utveggi/

DOT'N BANG are releasing their first EP on the 9th of March. I had the pleasure of spending a weekend with them during the Small World Solar Stage and festival. Here their video story. Go buy their music!!!

Video interview for the blog Londrachiamaitalia, with the choreographer Riccardo Buscarini http://www.londrachiamaitalia.com/al-tete-a-tete-festival-in-scena-the-cry-of-the-double-bass/

Definitely one of the most vibrant and exciting nights this year. Sicilian Mood - Music, style and culture from the island, organised in the historical venue The Garage, by Luca Vullo and TIJ EVENTS and sponsored by Only in Sicily, Diforti's, Etnacoffee, Sicily Food Uk, and Ondemotive brought in London the colors, the taste, the sounds and the energy of Sicily, thanks to the amazing performances by Lello Analfino and Tinturia, Shakalab, Christian "Picciotto" Paterniti and The Gold Diggers, IPERcusSONICI and Jah Sazzah. This is only the first stop of a great adventure. I feel lucky to have taken part and filmed it. Enjoy!