Muna Mussie (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Bologna. Her work moves between gesture, vision and language, interwoven with the practice of embroidery as a tool of memory, archival gesture and care. Through performances and installations, she investigates the tensions between expressive codes, identities and cultural contexts, exploring the space between visible and invisible, private and public, presence and disappearance.

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Massimo Carozzi (he/him) is a sound artist, musician and sound designer whose practice focuses on the relationship between sound and space, image, stage and text. Author of documentaries and sound maps, he has designed soundscapes for theatre performances, films, installations and interdisciplinary projects. He is a founding member of the collective ZimmerFrei.

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At Electropark 2025, they present Cruna, a theatrical performance based on the sound project Curva Cieca Oblio and accompanied by live music, produced by Centrale Fies and Xing. The work weaves together voice, field recordings, processed sounds and textile practices, shaping an immersive environment where memory, language and listening become performative matter.