Biography

Giordano Bruno do Nascimento is a composer distinguished by his profound artistic exploration of the significance of the human voice in our society. His work, deeply rooted in philosophy and contemporary cultural criticism, questions conventional perceptions and functions of the voice and its impact on our society.

Do Nascimento combines his sonic explorations with a multimedia approach by creating videos inspired by social media and YouTube content. This reflects his fascination with the dynamic relationship between society and social media and how these influence individuals.

His research also delves into the intersections of gender and voice, examining how vocal expressions can transcend traditional gender norms and contribute to a fluid understanding of identity.

Over the years, Giordano has received numerous awards and participated in prestigious artistic residencies, including at Künstlerhof Schreyahn and ISELP in Brussels. His operas and chamber music works, such as “Vis-à-Vis(a)” and “Frau Kempelens Sprechmaschinen,” have been internationally acclaimed and performed at significant festivals like the Pan Music Festival in Seoul, at the MATA Festival in New York and the B-Classic Festival in Belgium.

Currently, do Nascimento is exploring the “limits of the human voice in its definitions” as part of his doctoral studies at HfMT Hamburg. His goal is to further explore and question the diverse meanings and applications of the human voice through his artworks, consistently creating innovative works that provoke thought in the audience.