Last Updated: January 30, 2026

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ANYMA IP Evidence Package — Guide for Legal Review

What This Case Is About

Alessio De Vecchi is the Visual Co-Creative Director of ANYMA, a groundbreaking audiovisual project combining electronic music with CGI characters. He developed the project's entire visual identity from 2021, including its iconic robot characters (EVA, LILITH, ADAM, SIREN).

Core Issues: Credit erasure, title theft, financial opacity, and underpayment despite 50% IP ownership.

Key Facts

IP Ownership (Agreed)

50% / 50%

Alessio owns 50% of character IP (EVA, LILITH, ADAM, SIREN)

Live Show Revenue

Despite characters being the show

Brand Campaign Payments

Bose, Lancôme — zero payment for IP use

Current Salary

€18K/mo

Since ~2024 (first 2 years: $0)

Prior Art — First EVA (Pre-ANYMA)

Original EVA Character — Created by Alessio (2020)

The very first EVA robot — absolute prior art establishing Alessio's authorship of the character that became ANYMA's visual identity.

EVA 3D Working File (2020) Original Video

These files predate the ANYMA partnership (2021) and prove Alessio created the foundational character design BEFORE collaborating with Matteo Milleri.

Read First (Priority Order)

#	Document	What It Covers	Link
1	Legal Summary	Comprehensive legal briefing (printable)	Open
2	Evidence Portal	All evidence organized with sources	Open
3	Google Drive	Files, Miro exports, blockchain data	Open

Critical Incidents

1. Sphere Announcement (July 15, 2024)

EVA (Alessio's character) displayed on Las Vegas Sphere
Post received 1.1 MILLION likes
Alessio tagged: NO | Credit given: NONE
Result: Major fallout between Alessio and Matteo

2. Alexander Wessely Incident (April 2024)

Matteo hired Wessely as "Creative Director" — Alessio's title
Done without Alessio's knowledge
Alessio had to escalate before Sphere shows to restore credit
Wessely has since RESIGNED

3. Article Removals (Pattern)

Articles using "co-founder" or "creator" systematically removed
NFT Metria → 404
Real Music & Money → 404
SuperRare Magazine → 404

Questions for Legal Analysis

Does 50% IP ownership entitle Alessio to 50% of brand licensing fees?
Can Alessio demand an audit of merchandise sales?
Is there a breach of fiduciary duty in a 50/50 IP partnership?
What is the statute of limitations on past underpayments?
Does the pattern of article removals constitute evidence of intent?
What remedies are available for the title theft incident?

Quick Links

Legal Summary (EN) Documentazione Legale (IT) Full Evidence (EN) Prove Complete (IT)

Google Drive Evidence Folder

CONFIDENTIAL — Prepared for legal review
Contact: alessiodevecchi@gmail.com