Sound and Vision Lab Collective Presents Live Music and Video Mapping Performance
The Sound and Vision Lab collective from Naples, consisting of Simone Petrella, Manolo Feo, and Paolo Mancini, presents a performance exploring the interaction between live music and video mapping. Their project centers on a musician physically immersed within a video installation, specifically a honeycomb console structure. The work combines musical experimentation with visual artistic research to create an experiential journey that investigates the relationship between sound and image as two expressions of a single entity. Paolo Mancini began his VJ career in 2007 and has collaborated with the Node Fest electronic arts festival across Italy and Europe. Manolo Feo specializes in interaction design with video mapping and interactive installations using human body detection technology. Simone Petrella is a director and videomaker who has worked on short films, feature films, and theatrical productions.
Key facts
- Sound and Vision Lab is a Naples-based collective of three professionals: Simone Petrella, Manolo Feo, and Paolo Mancini
- Their performance combines live music with live video mapping in an interactive installation
- The project explores the relationship between sound and visual elements as expressions of a single entity
- Paolo Mancini has been active as a VJ since 2007 and has worked with Node Fest across Europe
- Manolo Feo specializes in interaction design with video mapping and body detection technology
- Simone Petrella works as a director and videomaker across film and theater
Entities
Artists
- Simone Petrella
- Manolo Feo
- Paolo Mancini
Institutions
- Node Fest
Locations
- Naples
- Italy
- Paris
- Berlin
- Istanbul