ANYMA's AEDEN World Tour 2026 builds on a visual universe that Alessio De Vecchi has been developing since 2018 — first independently, then as Visual Co-Creative Director of ANYMA since the project's inception in 2021. The characters, aesthetic language, and visual pipeline that define ANYMA's visual identity were co-created and co-directed by De Vecchi with Matteo Milleri across every phase of the project, from the first live show at Printworks London to the Sphere Las Vegas residency.
For AEDEN, De Vecchi and his team are creating a self-contained mini-act within the show — four movements forming their own narrative arc.
The act explores the figure of Lucifer — not wrathful or diabolical, but defeated. A being reigning over a world of errors and glitch, steering architecture and perception from a throne of resignation. Four movements trace a descent through failure, loss, imprisonment, and the quiet devastation of knowing you built the world you're trapped in. The visual language is fractured geometry, corrupted structure, beauty that keeps almost resolving and never does.
The work is authored, directed, and produced by De Vecchi with the team that has been with him since the beginning of the ANYMA project.
As confirmed by Variety, De Vecchi has been "involved with the project since its inception." Alexander Wessely — an accomplished creative director in his own right, brought on as head creative and stage designer for the Sphere production — was unequivocal about the lineage: "A huge part of this world was shaped by Alessio De Vecchi, a brilliant visual artist, whose vision was foundational to the show" (Flaunt Magazine). In a separate interview, Wessely called De Vecchi "a core partner since the project's inception" (Office Magazine). Sphere Entertainment Co. itself credits him by name and title: "Art direction by visual co-creative director Alessio De Vecchi."
"[Alessio De Vecchi has been] involved with the project since its inception."— Variety, January 2025
"Visual Director Alessio De Vecchi has been a core partner since the project's inception, working alongside Milleri to ensure the music and visuals are created as one cohesive canvas."— Alexander Wessely (Office Magazine)
"Art direction by visual co-creative director Alessio De Vecchi."
"Its visuals have no rival and it's all thanks to Alessio De Vecchi."— EDM.com, Best Visual Artist 2023
"A brilliant visual artist, foundational to the show."— Alexander Wessely on De Vecchi (Cool Hunting)
"The visuals were so insane I literally felt like I was falling."— Steve Aoki, DJ (@steveaoki)