The event features a musical program curated by Le Cannibale, exploring the connections between electronic music, contemporary forms of expression, and the performing arts through sets by Mesosauna, Populous, and Ivreatronic.
As evening falls, Gres Art 671 embraces the languages of club culture. The musical program is curated by Le Cannibale, a cultural project founded in Milan in 2011 that explores the relationships between electronic music, contemporary forms of expression, and the performing arts through festivals, events, and collaborations with institutions and cultural venues.
Mesosauna Live
Slow rhythms, percussion, and synthesizers create a warm, psychedelic soundscape. Mesosauna is the collaboration between Pietro Gregori and Giovanni Doneda, members of “Il Mago del Gelato,” and Stefano Elli of Sabbionette Studio. In their live performances, acoustic instruments and electronics intertwine with acid basslines, sequencers, and drum machines.
Populous Live AV
Populous, the stage name of Apulian producer, DJ, and sound designer Andrea Mangia, brings an audiovisual live performance to gres art 671, where music and images come together. At the heart of the performance is the world of “Isla Diferente,” the album composed in Lanzarote and released on his label, Latinambient. The visuals, curated by visual artist Furio Ganz, create an immersive environment built on ambient atmospheres and Latin rhythms.
Ivreatronic
The Ivreatronic collective combines the technological vision rooted in the Olivetti legacy with the energy of Carnival. At Gres Art 671, the narrative unfolds through the selections of two of its founders: Marco Foresta, a DJ and percussionist who explores vinyl with grooves and deep frequencies, and Enea Pascal, who blends drums, acid basslines, and vocals.
