Lights, music, action! Step into the fantastical world of Anyma’s Wild Sphere Show, where robots play cellos and stars are replaced with giant eyeballs. Imagine being surrounded by a mesmerizing 16K-resolution LED screen, pulsating techno beats, and a crowd of 18,000 captivated souls, all lost in a surreal audiovisual spectacle.
At the heart of this futuristic extravaganza is Anyma, a scene supernova and brainchild of DJ-producer Matteo Milleri. Anyma, a hybrid persona existing in both digital and physical realms, has taken Las Vegas by storm with his groundbreaking residency at the Sphere. From collaborating with 3D artist Alessio De Vecchi to creating NFT music videos and releasing his debut album “Genesys,” Anyma has pushed the boundaries of music and digital art to new heights.
Meet Eva: The Synthetic Star
Amidst the dazzling lights and thumping beats, a towering android-like figure looms large on the screen – Eva. This synthetic entity embarks on a journey to transcend her artificial origins and seek human connection, a narrative woven through four acts of Anyma’s show. As Eva sprouts wings, navigates obstacles, and questions the essence of humanity, the audience is drawn into her quest for authenticity.
In songs like “Samsara,” the show explores themes of identity, reality, and transcendence through Eva’s eyes. As the audience watches Eva break free from her digital confines and strive for authenticity, they are prompted to ponder their own existence and the meaning of leaving the world behind.
Special Guest Appearances: A Star-Studded Affair
Anyma’s show is not just about music and visuals; it’s a star-studded affair with guest appearances that add another layer of intrigue. From Ellie Goulding’s mesmerizing performance of “Hypnotized” to Grimes’ ethereal rendition of “A Quantum Romance,” the stage is graced by a constellation of talent. FKA Twigs, Delilah Montagu, Sevdaliza, and Luke Steele from Empire of the Sun are among the luminaries who join Anyma on stage, creating magical moments that blur the lines between reality and fantasy.
But the true showstopper? A robot cello duel that pits man against machine in a musical showdown unlike any other. As robotic arms play cellos in perfect harmony with the music, the audience is left to ponder the age-old question: What distinguishes human artistry from artificial intelligence? In Anyma’s world, the answer is not as important as the journey of exploration itself.
As Anyma’s “The End of Genesys” continues to captivate audiences in Las Vegas, it’s clear that this is more than just a music show; it’s a transcendent experience that challenges perceptions, sparks imagination, and blurs the boundaries between the real and the unreal. Step into the Wild Sphere Show and prepare to be dazzled, delighted, and transported to a realm where music, art, and technology converge in a symphony of sights and sounds.
For more information on Anyma and upcoming shows, contact Jason Bracelin at jbracelin@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0476. Follow @jasonbracelin76 on Instagram for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes insights from the cutting-edge world of Anyma.
