Video del volto di una donna in monitor inclinato

RILIEVO DELLA PARTE EMERSA / PROTRUDING STRUCTURE

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RILIEVO DELLA PARTE EMERSA / PROTRUDING STRUCTURE

RILIEVO DELLA PARTE EMERSA / PROTRUDING STRUCTURE

Observations on nature

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Riccione (RN), Piazzale del Palazzo del Turismo, TT.VV. Festival, 1988
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From the Observations on nature series (‘Osservazioni sulla natura’), this installation, despite its artificiality, was also approached as if it were a natural phenomenon. A large wedge seems to have risen up from underground, splitting up the line of monitors. It is a composite mass that becomes disturbing when luminous matter begins to flow like lava on the screens. This artificial volcano is capable of sucking up people, buildings and objects into its opening at the top and propelling them across the screens that drift towards another dimension. The natural and artificial merge in this staging. All that is domestic is devoured and turns out to be just as destructive as other ‘savage’ things.

4 synched video programmes
32 displays 25'
4 readers 3/4
2 speakers
lighting project
a dig
2 inclined planes
transparent plastic tensile structrure

Concept Fabio Cirifino, Paolo Rosa, Leonardo Sangiorgi
Director Paolo Rosa
Photography Fabio Cirifino
Video filming Giuseppe Baresi
Collaboration in filming Mario Coccimiglio, Luca Scarzella
Video editing Cinzia Rizzo
Sound and music Piero Milesi
Performers Paolo Cosenza, Maria Eugenia D'Aquino, Riccardo Magherini, Andrea Novicov, Francesca Paganini