FLOATING SOUND GALLERY

Vienna

Vincenzo Procino

photo (c) Sara Zlanabitnig

Vincenzo Procino (Taranto, 1993) works in electroacoustic and multimedia arts, cultural planning, publishing and graphic design for cultural and artistic projects.

For his acousmatic composition in 2024, he received an honourable mention for the quality of his work “Chirurgia dell'urbanistica ionica” at the Prix Russolo; he was selected for Muslab (Mexico/Argentina/Ecuador); ICMC (Seoul); Sonic Scope Journal (London); he released the DVD/CD ‘Nel pa(e/s)saggio’ (Haze Auditorium, 2023).

As an electroacoustic performer and interpreter, he has performed at the Ma/In festivals (Matera/Lecce/Potenza 2019-2021), IX International FKL Symposium On Soundscape (San Cesario di Lecce 2019), Dissonanzen (Naples 2021), Aaltra (Lecce 2019-2021), RECordis (Goethe Institut's Culture Moves Europe project, Taranto 2024, where he was Mentor of Sound Art and Electronic Music), CORA Dance Festival (Taranto 2024), Acousmonium (Vienna 2025), Ondes Croisées (Chalon 2025) and Radio3 Suite (concert “Memorie al Futuro” by Germano Scurti, 2022).

As an acousmatic performer, he won first prize at the 12th international spatialised interpretation competition “Espace du Son” in Brussels in 2024; he participated in the development of the current configuration of the M.ar.e. acusmonium, of which he is a member and artistic director, also teaching acousmatic composition and performance; He participated in the summer internship with the Motus collective in Crest (France) in 2022, performing in the final recital and at the Futura festival, and in the masterclass with Dante Tanzi and Eraldo Bocca on the Audior acusmonium in 2021.

His sound and multimedia installations and audiovisual works have been hosted by In Vitro - Artificial Sonification (in Irsina in 2019 during an artistic residency for which he was selected), Ma/In (Lecce/Matera, commission 2022), the Linea Project School of Photography in Lecce in 2021, ArteScienza (Goethe-Institut Rome, 2019-2022), Anamórphosis (Lecce Conservatory of Music 2019, 2021) and Lecce Art Week (Lecce 2025).