On 7 March 2014, Luca Nasciuti was a guest on Fractal Meat On A Spongy Bone. Luca Nasciuti has been played on NTS shows including Fractal Meat On A Spongy Bone, with Ark first played on 7 March 2014.

Luca Nasciuti is a composer, curator and artist based in Glasgow and London. He trained in electroacoustic music composition, classical music performance, visual and performing arts. He received a MMus in Studio Composition from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a BA (Hons) in Music with Performing Arts from University of East London. He performs, exhibits, and broadcasts internationally, and most recently at Jerwood Space, London (UK), Royal Festival Hall, London (UK), Sonic Arts Waterford (IE), Villa Romana, Florence (IT), and Deutsche Bank Kunstalle, Berlin (DE). His work spans installation, video, and performance. It focuses on acoustic and electronic sound and the interplay of sonic and visual practices within site-specific contexts.  He is a PhD candidate in Musical Composition at the University of Aberdeen.

‘Nasciuti’s swells and shimmers were imbued with a richness of timbre and concealed harmony, always in flux. The piece had that slightly Arabic quality that to me always sounds like magic, and assisted by a few carefully placed narrative elements (the sound of footsteps on gravel) it seemed of speak of an innocent curiosity, like a child in awe of the things most of us call mundane’. Sam Ludford on ‘Mirror’ performed at Power Lunches

‘Luca Nasciuti’s beautiful palindromic soundscape, performed surrounded by large packing boxes recalled the electronic drone music of artists such as Jacob Kirkegaard and Ben Frost. However, Nasciuti’s source—the recorded silences of empty or deconsecrated churches—lent the piece a structural integrity all of its own. This is sound art of a distinctive character’. Jonathan Gilhooly on Pan~ performed at Atomino Festival