Matteo Campulla (Iglesias, Sardinia -1982) is an interdisciplinary artist operating at the edges of image and language, dissecting their ruins.
Through digital media, glitch art, and textual manipulations, Campulla constructs visual and narrative environments where machines break down and errors become language.
His work moves across textual performances, video art, and unstable archives, aiming not to restore but to amplify the noise of fractures: every fragment, every interference stands as evidence of an inevitable collapse.
In "Poems for Broken Machines", his writing manifests as disintegrating code, algorithmic poetry, and vital waste, charting an atlas of failed machines, unstable bodies, and shattered identities.
He does not seek answers: he generates collective hallucinations, inducing short circuits.
Campulla lives and works in Milan, where he continues to sabotage the margins of language and image.