Datapanic#3 Sicily, Italy
The Datapanic project was established to spur on ideas and actions about the relationship between musicians and their work. We are interested in creating a mental/geographical context, bringing relationships back to the center of music and, above all, in stimulating the formation of transversal musical genres through aesthetic and philosophical reflections on limits, freedom and time. ... more
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