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Antonio Giganti Umbria, Italy
Originally from Assisi, Umbria (Italy), Antonio Giganti (b. 1995) is a drummer and multimedia researcher at the ISPL Lab of Politecnico di Milano and lecturer at the CPM Music Institute. His work lies at the intersection of art and science, investigating novel technologies for developing new unconventional sonic landscapes. ... more
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