Italian composer Agostino Di Scipio closely investigates ways to incorporate electronics with music. He is primarily interested in mutual influences between instrument, live electronics, and space.

To process sound, he uses a variety of methods, in which conventional analogue technologies can play as much of a role as cutting-edge computer programs, electronic sound processing of a simple pitched pizzicato sample, or

experimental playing techniques on string instruments.

Di Scipio is a professor of electroacoustic composition in L’Aquila. His compositions and sound installations are presented worldwide and are internationally recognized as outstanding contributions to current experimental music and sound art.