How many choices and actions have been influenced by what others expected from us, instead of what we truly felt?

'Let Go' explores the act of dancing💃 as tools to break free from societal pressures ⛓️ and reconnect with our authentic self 🧘

Using Stable Diffusion, the dancer's body and face undergo constant transformation, mirroring the ever-changing identities sculpted by societal gaze and highlighting the complex ways in which we are constantly being shaped and influenced by those around us.

Throughout the video, the dancer's movements are mechanical and almost robotic, symbolising the inhuman ways in which we can be programmed to meet the expectations of the world. However, through the act of dancing and letting go, the dancer is able to break free from these constraints and reconnect with their true self.


Inspired by the Sound of Fractures' eponymous song and features the live performance of dancer Sara Angelucci.

Let Go - Sound Of Fractures (neer human rework)

"Speed Up" is the soundtrack of the award winning AI-generated short animation audio/visual movie that takes the audience on a breathless journey through time, showcasing the incredible inventions that have defined human history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=897tku2vugI

The relentless sequence of images (generated in the style of artists of the like of Alberto Seveso, Salvador Dalì, Van Gogh, Umberto Boccioni, Luis Ricardo Falero, Roy Lichtenstein, Ernst Haeckel and many others) morph at an incredible pace, accompanied by an original electronic score, capturing the obsessive, fast-paced nature of human technological advancement.

As the film unfolds, the viewer is confronted with the inexorable march of human evolution, as technology advances at an exponential pace, leaving us struggling to keep up with a world that we can no longer fully comprehend or control.

With each passing moment, the urgency of the situation becomes clearer, as the film suggests that the only way to keep pace with technological progress is to integrate it into our very being, blurring the lines between human and machine in a race to stay relevant in a world that is changing faster than we ever thought possible.

Speed Up

"Ayah" aims at tearing the glittering veil wrapped around big events, giving the viewer a sneak peak of the controversy surrounding the entertainment industry.

Enter a crazily paced world populated by fans celebrating, workers rioting, business men money-showering, love orgies, rainbow flags and, most and for all, death.

Watch the short movie here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nSr40jbNIc