Our set designer, Eleonora Peronetti, came up with a concept that tapped into the essence of Gianna’s music. She designed clusters of chains on stage. At first glance, these chains might feel like a symbol of being held back. But over the course of the show, as the music and visuals evolve, those chains come to stand for freedom—when they’re finally broken, you sense a release, a kind of raw, liberated energy that matches Gianna’s spirit.

The lighting design followed that same path. We used saturated colors and bold, intense beams of light to bring this sense of rebellion and strength to life.

At the same time, we took care of the video direction, working with live camera feeds and layering them with filters and effects. The images on the big screens were constantly in motion—deconstructed, then rebuilt, always pushing toward something bigger. Watching the stage felt a bit like stepping into an evolving collage of music, movement, and imagery. Thanks to Mikkel and Paolo at Roof Design all this was possible

This show was about transformation—chains turning into symbols of freedom, raw visuals morphing and shifting before your eyes, and Gianna’s unmistakable voice lighting the fuse. It was a celebration of liberation, of pushing beyond the boundaries set before us. And standing in that arena, you could feel it: this was rock at its most honest and powerful.