Francesca Bonci - Visual Artist

06/16/2026

I’m working on a video for a beautiful song from Sam Lapides’ new album - Sam Lapides
I’m very happy and honored. Stay tuned! 🤍

06/16/2026

Beautiful article by Progressive Rock Journal for the release of the video for the song I knew You Would by Wooden Overcoat ! 💗 Thank You!

Video by Francesca Bonci / Francesca Bonci - Visual Artist

Portland psychedelic indie-pop outfit Wooden Overcoat unveils “I Knew You Would” with its Garage-meets-Grunge sound, complete with a haunted vocal harmony you didn’t know you needed. The video was created by Italian multi-arts visionary Francesca Bonci, well known for her work with ...

06/09/2026

I’m so grateful to be part of the line-up of this beautiful and innovative festival!
Thank you Suono Futuro, I can't wait! 💗

06/07/2026

New studio lab almost done 🤍📺✨🎶🪐🎛️🎞️🎥🖤🏔️

06/07/2026

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05/30/2026

Beautiful review of Big Takeover Magazine! 💛
Congratulations for the album release Brant // Wooden Overcoat and thank you for getting me involved in your project. I love working on these fantastic songs.

Wooden Overcoat is the Portland project of Brant Hajek, who wrote, recorded, mixed, mastered, and performed the whole of Hello Sunbeam himself. That matters because the EP does not sound like a band trying to make a clean entrance. It sounds like one person disappearing into the room where the songs...

05/30/2026

Happy release Wooden Overcoat!!! ✨🎶☀️♥️🎶🎈

I’m so proud of this group and what we’ve been able to accomplish together so far. Thanks to everyone who’s come out to our shows. It means a lot to feel supported and to be in community with you.

Today is the day our debut EP is officially out in the world. There’s a nice little write-up about it if you want to check it out:
https://bigtakeover.com/recordings/wooden-overcoat-hello-sunbeam-ep

We’ve already released two singles with incredible videos by Francesca Bonci - Visual Artist that you can still watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com//videos, and now you can hear those alongside a couple more songs all together in one little package.

Hang in there, take care of each other. Love you.

🎨 Panayiotis Terzis

05/27/2026

Permanent Fatal Error (feat. ) - « De Breath and its double »
I am very happy to show you the video I made for this experimental song.
A beautiful tribute to , 80 years after his return to life, after three years of internment in a psychiatric hospital.
A few months ago we previewed it at Circolo Arci Ribalta and it was very exciting, but now I’m very excited to see it finally published.
Thank you Olivier Manchion for involving me and for trusting my sensitivity and my way of feel the music.
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« Dans une heure et demain peut-être j’aurai changé de pensée, mais cette pensée présente existe, je ne laisserai pas se perdre ma pensée ».
« An hour from now, tomorrow perhaps, I will have changed my mind, but this present thought exists, I will not allow my thought to be lost » - (Antonin Artaud)
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Recording: 2001, Autumn equinox
Release: 2026 May 26
Inspired by « Fabrizio’s breath (for Antonin Artaud) » by (r) aka Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo, recorded in Torino in the late 2001. « New age, same pains, old blood, new flesh ». « De Breath and its double »“ was composed and performed using an SP-202 sampler and a D8 digital home studio; « Fabrizio’s breath » is the sole sound source.

05/26/2026

Finally out the visual work I created for this wonderful and powerful piece of Permanent Fatal Error feat. Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo, that celebrates 80 years since Artaud returns to the world, to speech, and to creation.
Thank you Olivier Manchion for involving me in this fantastic project

« Recording: 2001, Autumn equinox
Release: 2026 May 26

Inspired by "Fabrizio's breath (for Antonin Artaud)" by (r) aka Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo, recorded in Torino in the late 2001. "New age, same pains, old blood, new flesh". "De Breath and its double"“ was composed and performed using an SP-202 sampler and a D8 digital home studio; "Fabrizio’s breath" is the sole sound source.

Video by Francesca Bonci
Music by Olivier Manchion & Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo
© 2001, 2026 Sacem/Soundreef

Why today?

Today, 80 years ago, Antonin Artaud left the psychiatric hospital of Rodez and was on the train to Paris, after three years of internment under the care of psychiatrist Gaston Ferdière. In Rodez, Artaud had gone through extremely difficult years, marked notably by electroshock treatments, but also by a powerful return to writing. In his notebooks, drawings, and letters, a new body of work was taking shape. His return to Paris marks the beginning of the final period of his life, one of the most intense phases of his creative output. Later settled in Ivry-sur-Seine, he wrote major texts such as Van Gogh the Man Suicided by Society and created the radio work To Have Done with the Judgment of God.
Today, 80 years ago, Artaud returns to the world, to speech, and to creation.

"Dans une heure et demain peut-être j'aurai changé de pensée, mais cette pensée présente existe, je ne laisserai pas se perdre ma pensée".
"An hour from now, tomorrow perhaps, I will have changed my mind, but this present thought exists, I will not allow my thought to be lost".
"Tra un'ora, domani, forse, avrò cambiato pensiero, ma questo pensiero presente esiste, non lascerò che il mio pensiero si perda."

(Antonin Artaud) »

Today, 80 years ago, Artaud returns to the world, to speech, and to creation.Recording: 2001, Autumn equinoxRelease: 2026 May 26Inspired by "Fabrizio's breat...

05/26/2026

Permanent Fatal Error (feat. Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo) « De Breath and its double »
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Recording: 2001, Autumn equinox
Release: 2026 May 26
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Inspired by « Fabrizio’s breath (for Antonin Artaud) » by (r) aka Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo, recorded in Torino in the late 2001. « New age, same pains, old blood, new flesh ». « De Breath and its double »“ was composed and performed using an SP-202 sampler and a D8 digital home studio; « Fabrizio’s breath » is the sole sound source.
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Video by Francesca Bonci / Francesca Bonci - Visual Artist
Music by Olivier Manchion & Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo
© 2001, 2026 Sacem/Soundreef
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Why today?
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Today, 80 years ago, Antonin Artaud left the psychiatric hospital of Rodez and was on the train to Paris, after three years of internment under the care of psychiatrist Gaston Ferdière. In Rodez, Artaud had gone through extremely difficult years, marked notably by electroshock treatments, but also by a powerful return to writing. In his notebooks, drawings, and letters, a new body of work was taking shape. His return to Paris marks the beginning of the final period of his life, one of the most intense phases of his creative output. Later settled in Ivry-sur-Seine, he wrote major texts such as Van Gogh the Man Suicided by Society and created the radio work To Have Done with the Judgment of God.
Today, 80 years ago, Artaud returns to the world, to speech, and to creation.
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« Dans une heure et demain peut-être j’aurai changé de pensée, mais cette pensée présente existe, je ne laisserai pas se perdre ma pensée ».
« An hour from now, tomorrow perhaps, I will have changed my mind, but this present thought exists, I will not allow my thought to be lost ».
« Tra un’ora, domani, forse, avrò cambiato pensiero, ma questo pensiero presente esiste, non lascerò che il mio pensiero si perda. »
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(Antonin Artaud)
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