The experimental Madrid-based musician Jose Venditti joins the Spanish-Venezuelan filmmaker Óscar Vincentelli to present Phantom Limit, a dialogue between Venditti’s processed saxophone loops and Vincentelli’s images, which focus on the body and on matter. This collaboration marks the director’s first venture into live visuals and proposes a sensory exploration between the physical and the spectral.

Where does the body end?
Where does vibration spread and reach other ears, other bodies?
In Phantom Limit, the universes of Venditti and Vincentelli merge to invite the audience to exercise their affective capacities and explore their bodily connection with sound. Venditti transforms the saxophone into a breathing machine, an extended body that expands between the human and the electronic. Vincentelli re-embodies visual archives from his deepest imaginary, creating echoes that project themselves onto the sensitive materiality of the image. Together, they construct a territory where the minimal becomes amplified to the point of becoming monumental; where air turns into matter, and matter into shared space. An exploration of the continuity between body, machine, and landscape; of the possibility that breath, light, and vibration might ultimately be one and the same body.

Spanish-Venezuelan filmmaker and sound artist whose work inhabits the boundaries between documentary, visual experimentation, and acoustic exploration. His practice unfolds across cinema, sound, and the visual arts, creating constellations of images and soundscapes where reality spills over into the sensory and the poetic. His films have been presented at international festivals such as Locarno, Vienna, Mar del Plata, Jeonju, San Sebastián, and FIDMarseille, where he won the Prix de la Compétition Flash. His visual and sound work has been exhibited in institutions and museums such as the Spanish Pavilion at the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale, Tabakalera, Matadero Madrid, the Jesús Soto Museum of Modern Art, the Camargo Foundation, The Yale Review, PhotoEspaña, and the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, among others. He has a degree in Audiovisual Communication, a diploma in Documentary Film from ECAM, a master's degree in Art and Philosophy from UC3M, and a postgraduate degree in Film Creation from EQZE (UPV/EHU). He is currently pursuing a master's degree in Innovation and Oenology at UPV/EHU.