Marmo is an original track I composed and produced (available on all streaming platforms), with a music video co-directed and edited with Miranda Arjona.

Inspired by how marble changes under pressure, I wanted to shape sound in a similar way—using saxophone and guitar almost as tools to sculpt the silence. The track features heavily processed, robotic vocals telling a futuristic story about a lost partner returning in digital form. It explores the space between organic and synthetic elements—breath, machines, memory, and loss—and how a connection remains long after someone is gone.

Directed and shot by Miranda Arjona

Edited by Miranda Arjona and Beatrice Cioni

Music composed and produced by Beatrice Cioni

Co-produced by Marta Hernández Clavijo

Performed by

Beatrice Cioni — saxophone, synthesizer & programming

Alejandro Vivero Cruz — bass

Helena Gascón Martínez — piano

Cédric Cazorla — guitar

Rubén Segovia Cobo — mix

Agapemma is an interdisciplinary project combining visual art and free improvisation to explore the intensity and vulnerability of adolescent love, based on a hidden poem by L.E. Landi. The soundtrack comes from a live improvisation at Gràcia Territori Sonor, featuring a dialogue between my alto sax/EWI 4000s and Helena Gascón’s keyboards.

Using vertical framing, distortion effects, and self-edited visuals, the piece uses body movement to evoke emotional suffocation and passion, capturing the shift from youthful idealization to mature intimacy.

Interactive audiovisual piece generated in real-time via a custom Max/MSP patch. Visual parameters are directly mapped to and driven by the music piece composed by me in Ableton Live.

‘’Three or four years ago, Pippo came to visit me in Barcelona. The initial idea was simple: capture a video of him taking a walk through the city. The footage sat on a Drive folder for years, but the atmosphere of those days together remains untouched. Written, scored, and edited by me, this piece is an experimental demo—raw and unfiltered, yet fully capturing the spirit of that moment’’.