Codex Anima Mundi – Interview with FUSE*

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In the countryside surrounding the town of Modena, immersed in peace and silence, a big luminous country farmhouse is home to one of the most up and coming protagonist on the Italian digital art scene: FUSE*, a studio for digital art and design founded in 2007 by Mattia Carretti and Luca Camellini. Their mission is to explore the expressive possibilities and potential provided by the creative use of coding and digital technologies, realizing connection between light, space, sound and movement as never seen before.

We were lucky enough to have the chance to meet up with Mattia, to ask him about his, and his team's, passion for using innovative techniques and aesthetics used in their work, continually seeking new ways and means: the secret of their relentless and overwhelming success.

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