.Italian metacomposer and sound-designer Lorenzo Brusci –1966- is the founder of the concept group Timet. He has a philosophical training – Florence and Siena University -. He was born and lives in Toscana.
The group has been working since 1993 composing music in the following domains:
theatre - collaborating among others with Franco Difrancescantonio, Massimo Luconi, Reuven Halevi, Machine de Theatre/Piccolo Teatro di Milano, Fernando Maraghini -;
dance - Sosta Palmizi, Raffaella Giordano, Giorgio Rossi; AIEP-Ariella Vidach;
television - RAI, RAI-SAT (ITA), RTSI (CH) –Premio Immagine 2002;
radio - RADIORAI-;
sound installations – among others Orizzonti/il belvedere dell’arte, Forte Belvedere, Firenze, 2003. Pack Age, Città della scienza, Napoli, 2001, MGM production; Progetto Klangturm- the Sound Tower-, Expo ‘02, CH;
Viaggio lungo la notte, produzione Mandarina Duck, Forte Belvedere, Firenze, 1997;
also producing and directing video art and video-documentation projects on popular tuscan heritage. Timet as recently composed the music for Graziano Staino's "Last tears from planet hearth" (short movie)

Our main efforts include the evolution of compositional and performing techniques for nonlinear music and sound architecture. We support the open data philosophy for the distribution of intellectual objects, including final compositions, single audio elements and electronic scores.
www.timet.org

Performances:

since 1993, an excert:
Forte Belvedere 2003, Firenze; Expo ‘02, Biel (CH); Ars Electronica 2002, Radiotopia project; Attakkalari Festival, Bangalore (India), 2002; Moers Festival (D) 2001; Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci, Prato; Centre international d'arts visuels, Marseille (FRA); Festival de Sitges (ESP); Festival "El Grec", Barcelona (ESP); Festival di Radicondoli (Siena); Fabbrica Europa, Firenze; Musicus Concentus, Firenze; Festival “Il teatro e il Sacro”, Arezzo; Festival “Segni Barocchi”, Foligno; Festival di Danza Urbana, Bologna; “Genovantasette”, Poetry Festival, Genova; Festival “Il Tempo dello Spirito”, Prato; Filmhose, Cologne (D); Italian Institute of Culture, Los Angeles (US); Omaggio a Curzio Malaparte, Capri (Napoli), 2000.