Francesco Corvi Rome, Italy
Francesco Corvi (aka nesso) is a performer, composer, and multimedia artist.
He works with custom digital
technologies including live coding environments, adaptive systems, and spatial audio engines,
creating shows at the intersection of computer music, new media art, and deconstructed club. He released music on Superpang, Kaer'Uiks, Genot Centre, HEEL.ZONE, Mossa records, Riforma.
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