Identity and Mission
Labòra Studio was founded around a precise idea of work: not only as production, but as a cultural, ethical, and creative value.
It is an audiovisual production center established by professors and professionals from AFAM institutions, promoting a continuous dialogue between teaching, research, and professional practice.
Its mission is intergenerational, grounded in the belief that art should never be confined to an age or category, but sustained by the exchange between experienced professionals and emerging artists.
Through collaboration with young talents trained in Conservatories and Academies, Labòra transforms education into real experience, creating a virtuous cycle in which knowledge generates opportunities and opportunities foster collective and shared growth.
Antonio Poce
Fondatore Labòra Studio e amministratore unico di MITO LAB SRL
Antonio Poce is a composer and visual artist. For years, he has integrated music, video writing, and visual arts in a research path aimed at the reconnection of the arts and the exploration of expanded perception.
A student of Ennio Morricone, Domenico Guaccero, and Salvatore Sciarrino, he graduated in Literature from La Sapienza University of Rome with studies focused on contemporary musical language.
Founder of Europa Festival and the Hermes Intermedia group, he has contributed to the renewal of the Italian audiovisual language.
His works, presented in numerous international festivals and institutions, merge tradition, technology, and visual poetry into an intermedial form of writing distinguished by visionary strength, perceptual simultaneity, and formal rigor.
Valerio Murat
Co-fondatore Labòra Studio
Valerio Murat is a composer and audiovisual researcher. His work explores the cognitive structures of perception and the dialogue between sound, image, and movement.
He practices expanded musical composition, in which music becomes space, gesture, and vision, integrating with other art forms into a single intermedial experience.
Winner of major international awards such as the Gaudeamus Prize, the IRCAM Reading Panel, the Giga-Hertz Prize at ZKM, and the Concours de Bourges, he has presented his works in renowned venues such as the Concertgebouw, the Venice Biennale, the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston, the Maison de Radio France, Paris and among other international venues.
In recent years, he has worked as a freelance video producer and post-producer. He is Professor of Multimedia Studies at the Conservatorio “Licinio Refice” in Frosinone, where he coordinates the CREA KLAB, a laboratory dedicated to intermedial and audiovisual processes.
