SPIME.IM is an artistic collective that creates transmedia projects investigating the aesthetics and languages derived from the affirmation of digital reality. The themes they explore mainly revolve around the boundaries of identity, corporeality, and the perception of the human being in the absurd times mankind is facing.

Using various types of aesthetics such as news footage, memes, and computer-generated images, they aim to draw connections between contemporary events and abstract insights, with the intention of making sense of it all or perhaps simply romanticizing the chaos.

They have presented their work at international digital art festivals such as Mutek (Canada, Japan, and Spain), Ars Electronica, Club to Club, Lunchmeat, Stereolux, and L.E.V. Additionally, they presented their latest multimedia production, “The End Of The World,” at the Barbican Centre in London with internationally renowned pianist and composer Lubomyr Melnyk, cellist Julia Kent, the vocal group Shards, and soprano Elina Netšajeva.

SPIME.IM consists of Davide Tomat, Gabriele Ottino, Matteo Marson, and Marco Casolati. As a collective, they have collaborated with Stefano Maccarelli, Akasha, Stina Fors, Lorem, Gup Alcaro, Elisa Bernardoni and Maurizio Borgna.