Time does not exist

Time Does Not Exist is a two-part ambient album, shaped by the same doubts born from a kind of progress that has become impossible to decipher.
The first part, Memory, summons the ghosts of an idealized past: 1950s America and the voices of its radio broadcasts. Beneath the promises of a brighter future, a world on the brink begins to emerge: nuclear paranoia, technological propaganda, and a blind faith in machines and in endless progress.
The archival recordings, woven into textures created with a modular synthesizer, resonate like the echoes of a transmission captured from an era that still believed in the future.

The second part, Imagination, turns instead toward a distant future emptied of all human presence. The utopia has dissolved into interstellar emptiness, leaving behind only machines and the faint trace of vanished civilizations.

Time Does Not Exist is an album suspended between two worlds : the one we are leaving behind, and the one that, perhaps, awaits us.