Lorenzo Brilli is a drummer and percussionist active across jazz, improvisation, and experimental electronic music. His practice investigates the relationship between acoustic gesture and electronic transformation: an inquiry into rhythm, space, and the physical presence of sound.
After studying drums and percussion in New York at the Aaron Copland School of Music, he expanded his research toward Balinese gamelan, batá drumming, and contemporary percussion repertoire.
His performances inhabit the boundary between composition and improvisation, where repetition and silence shape time and reveal the tension between body and machine, structure and decay. He has performed at festivals and venues across Europe, the United States, and Asia, collaborating with leading artists from the jazz, contemporary, and experimental scenes.
His latest solo project, Vrihi, was released in 2025 on the Dutch label Esc.rec. and is an exploration of rhythm and voice as forms of collective memory.