Riccardo Tesorini uses video circuit bending to investigate memory's personal and collective relationship. A tampering with the apparatus of both human and machine memories where archiving takes place on unstable and fragile media. The use of personal and non-personal VHS tapes is a pretext to evoke distant and alteral memories, corrode them, thus discovering new paths such as those of the circuit that house the video signal inside.

Before being digitized, the VHS is manipulated in the most disparate forms and the result is often unexpected, with a high degree of unpredictability given by the procedure. On the other hand, the sound material is of various kinds: self-built audio circuits, modular synthesis, concrete sounds of aluminum digitally processed with autonomously designed algorithms.