Project Spyna is a collaborative venture between Sara Federica Lombardo and Giovanni Isgrò, blending musical and performance elements. Sara brings background in poetic, performative, and musical projects, enhanced by electronic music production training at SAE and characterized by a hermetic and industrial poetics. Conversely, Giovanni contributes extensive experience as an electronic music producer, emphasizing sound design and collaborations with various artists and theatrical entities.

Spyna is a place of confluence, convoy, convergence of flows, horizons.

A Rimbaudian involvement of the senses, rationally dysregulated and called to spread in resonances and reverberations, an initiatory path accessible to all and whose fulfillment is a call to become vibrant beings fueled by their inner light.

Spyna is a channel and conduit that in the riverbed of musical flow unifies and tunes 3 universes that are merged within us: organic and vegetal, human and vertebrate, cyber and electromagnetic.
In the backdrop of the world manifesting in a triple and trivial nature, Spyna is an open invitation to make yourself as a dancing work of art and an opportunity for encounter and elevation,

Spyna, as its word with a triple meaning encompasses, captures the essence of the organizational psyche, the human spine, and that of the electrical, and just as a thorn pricks, so SPYNA seeks to touch through its own performance the one who has lost, in part or entirely, the connection with the essential triad of life: soul, mind, and body in this world, in this digital age.

The essence of Spyna is to create a distinctive experience that merges music, performance, and theater, aiming to finalize their final album performance. The goal is to enhance their live musical performances with theatrical performative elements, facilitating cathartic moments that promote societal analysis. During the residency, Sara e Giovanni plan to fully immerse in their artistic endeavor, merging sound research and scenic preparation to develop a final performance that encapsulates the project's vision.

The significance of Project Spyna lies in its ability to transform electronic language into a medium for exploring and conveying emotional concepts and reflections on the cultural alienation of the modern individual. The project aims to engage audiences in a journey through the complexities of contemporary human experience, fostering a deeper understanding of oneself and society.

In summary, Project Spyna seeks to establish a new benchmark for performative art and electronic music by integrating sound, word, and image into an immersive experience that challenges conventional boundaries and provokes contemplation. Through this residency, Sara and Giovanni aspire to elevate their artistic vision, making a significant contribution to the contemporary cultural landscape.