“Untitled (1—8)”, from the newly formed trio of Giuseppe Ielasi, Fabio Perletta and Giulia Bruno, inaugurates not only an artistic synergy but also, and above all, represents the starting point of fold/interval. An audiovisual platform championed by the very authors of the work. The interpenetration of sound and image, and the extreme editorial care taken in giving it finished form, are the project's cornerstones.

Following an established practice, Ielasi and Perletta establish a dialogue made of essential gestures, spaces of reverb, and shifting dynamics. Reduction is the direction, precision in the choice of elements to be set in relation to one another is the method. The guitar phrasings fall cleanly, the electronics offer a hushed yet persistent substrate. The sounds collide, bounce off one another, find different points of interlock without ever generating a predictable listening environment, favoring instead the tension of the unexpected.
Waiting, the pause, is a further agent, the space needed to give breath to the chaining together of the individual nuclei. It is a texture that suggests without describing, offering itself as suggestion without a closed narrative construct, an attitude perfectly aligned with Bruno's photographic work. The result is eight deeply tactile synesthetic rooms, sensory structures to inhabit by surrendering to the suggestive power of deep listening.
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27/07/2026
This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Peppe Trotta, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.