Dino Bramanti was born in 1969 in Pietrasanta (Lucca), Italy. His cultural background is both based on a classical humanistic education and on mathematical and technical studies.
In 1996 took PhD in Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Pisa in Italy, achieving a strong training in digital signal processing, computer science and communications networks and protocols.

During 90's he's been working as DJ in several clubs and radio stations spinning great black music and started moving towards electronic sound composition, digital signal manipulation and sample grinding.

His main interest in the area of digital art is related to sound installations, sculptures and mechanisms where natural sounds are generated, evolve over time by microvariations and interplay with real time samples manipulated in time and frequency domain.
Together with A. Borghi is the author of "quaa|ude - a quiet interlude" installation and sound generator, which has been premiered in October 2002 at "c'Arte d'identita' " art gallery in Pietrasanta (LU).

As a member of Timet collective (www.timet.org) has taken part in several projects contributing with concepts, sound composition, audio and electronics engineering. Latest involvement with Timet has been with "L'Ospite Ingrato - A Medici Obsession" sound installation in Florence, Forte Belvedere, July-October 2003, which is part of "ORIZZONTI- Belvedere dell' Arte" Art Exibition directed by A. Bonito Oliva (cat. Skirà editions).

Current work is focused on the concept of composition/improvisation applied to live performance for laptops and custom made music software.

He's currently sharing his time between digital art works and the work as optical and photonics networks designer for telecommunications industry.
All the software he uses in his works and performances is entirely designed, programmed and implemented by himself in MaxMSP, superCollider and Csound development environment.