
StorAge is the era we live in. The age of techno-pathologies, of hoarding data and intangible objects, of frantic rush to expand storage space due to the chronic inability to choose what to delete from memory. Monstrous amounts of digital memories related to moments we have deliberately chosen not to physically experience. StorAge is the imaginative tale of the power of technology clashing with its intrinsic fragility. It’s the speed of innovation versus its own obsolescence. StorAge is our world seen from a future where our world no longer exists.

An archaeological discovery, released by the melting ice of a world forced to start over. A device with digital information about the biggest natural events to ever take place on planet Earth, recounting the story of that same nature that, at the time, we had chosen not to experience, but rather memorize, merely reproducing its appearance and behavior.
Since we are living in the StorAge, storing the world's information through secure decentralized protocols is one of the most effective ways of preserving our civilization’s knowledge, ensuring it can reach future generations and make world history a little less fragile.
Reno (aka Marco Solferini) is a music producer, illustrator and video maker. Amongst the Italian pioneers of synthwave, Reno has been active in the music scene since 2012. In 2020 he released his first LP, titled “2020”, for Tataki Records - Peer Music: a collection of his own synthwave and cyberpunk productions.
While Reno's production of visual art is wide and diversified, StorAge represents his first official published collection of works.