NAPOLI installation
acoustical portrait of the city

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Created in June 1993 in the ORF digital sound studio, Vienna.
Produced by Patrizio Esposito & Roberto Paci Dalò. Executive Producer: Antonella Bottini. Digital Editing: Gerhard Wieser & Sabine Hayna. Postproduction: Folkmar Hein at Elektronisches Studio TU-Berlin

First presentation: Nantes, Les Allumèes, October 18, 1993 Duration: 29'08"

© 1993 Roberto Paci Dalò (SIAE).
All Rights Reserved
(p) 1993 L¹Alfabeto Urbano and Giardini Pensili
(p) 2000 E-M ARTS
  Roberto Paci Dalò used the following materials: voices from the open market, ¹E Zezi folk group instruments and voices (Marcello Colasurdo, Massimo Mollo, Marzia del Giudice), Heidelberg printing-machine, metals, springs, water, motorcycles, steps. Both installation and radiopiece were produced by ORF Kunstradio Vienna, Giardini Pensili Rimini, L¹Alfabeto Urbano Napoli with the collaboration of RAI Radiouno Audiobox Rome.

This CD, obviously stereo, constitutes a memory of the original 8 channel sound installation. Because of the spatial distribution of the sound, it is warmly suggested that you listen to this CD through headphone.

Napoli was part of the project del Disorientamento (1992-1995) curated by Giorgio Agamben, Isabella Bordoni, Guido Guidi, Roberto Paci Dalò and produced by Giardini Pensili.
The CD (with the images by Antonio Neiwiller, Giuseppe Desiato, Cesare Accetta, Oreste Zevola, Antonio Biasiucci, Giancarlo Savino, Luciano D¹Alessandro, Patrizio Esposito, Arnaldo Paci, Loredana Putignani, Lorenzo Bazzocchi,texts by Isabella Bordoni and John Cage) was originally produced by L¹Alfabeto Urbano Napoli and Giardini Pensili Rimini with the collaboration of Galleria Toledo Napoli. The new edition was released by E-M ARTS Naples (Raffaella Morra+Alessia Evangelista).

Antonio Neiwiller, in memoriam
     

ATLANTI INVISIBIL installation

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Produced by Ars Electronica Festival 98
© 1998 Roberto Paci Dalò (SIAE)

(p) 1998 Giardini Pensili and Ars Electronica Festival

Excerpt from the radio work used as material for the sound and net installation created for Ars Electronica 98. atlas.aec.at