Francesco Corvi

Electronic Music Production & Performance

Francesco Corvi is an artist and programmer whose work moves across live coding, new media, sound art and technology. His research explores algorithmic systems to examine temporality, perception, and machine agency, with a particular interest in the aesthetic of interfaces and in how interacting with software reshapes artistic expression and live improvisation.

His work has been presented in several festivals, venues and conferences, including the International Conference on Live Coding, Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology, SeeYouSound Festival, Ostrava Days, Glitch – Pixel Language Tehran, and the Institute of Sonology. He has also led workshops and masterclasses at institutions across all Europe, including Accademia di Brera, KABK – Royal Academy of Art, Aalto University, Italy’s national institute for educational research (INDIRE).

He also curates Algomystica, a Berlin-based series dedicated to radical computer music and speculative sound practices.