From Casoria to national TV: Dave Ciano's first book explores music and AI.

Casoria – An artistic journey that begins with music and leads to writing,
capturing the attention of the public and the media. Dave Ciano, who made the first
He spent time as a musician and DJ in the Arpino area and signed his literary debut with
the book “JA Tell me something!”, published by Il Capoverso.

Published last June, the volume immediately managed to carve out a
interesting space in the local cultural debate with a performative presentation
held at the CAM (Casoria Contemporary Art Museum). Featuring readings and musical pieces.
played live by the author, the immersive event revealed to the public the soul
soundtrack of the opera, whose musical tracks are also available via QR codes
present in the text.

An innovative project that has crossed the city borders, attracting the attention of
national media up to the dedicated service broadcast on Rai 3, which turned the spotlight on
on this narrative journey embroidered along the thin border between human and artificial.

In the text, human experience is measured against the frontiers of digital: the story follows
the story of a man who, faced with his own uncertainties, decides to entrust his doubts and
reflections on artificial intelligence. This gives rise to an ongoing comparison between the
the author's sensitivity and the language of the machine, in a narrative path
destined to overturn the reader's initial perspectives.

With “JA Tell Me Something!”, Dave Ciano confirms the cultural liveliness of the area
of Casoria, proposing a debut work capable of uniting artistic sensitivity and
technological experimentation.

Athena Giuliani