English
Milan, 1988. Lives and works in Cassano d’Adda.
She graduated in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, with a dissertation on the architecture of theaters through the avant-garde; afterwards she takes the Politecnico’s courses in Lighting Design for Show and Scenography.
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The world is a performing stage, and the human is the main actor, who follows his part and unravels the plot, intervening into nature, shaping its edges.
The skyline of Cassano D’Adda seen from the Isola Borromeo offers an exceptional historic oeuvre: the Visconteo Castle (XIII sec.), the Villa Gabbioneta (XIX sec.), the Dopolavoro (1939) and the San Zeno’s bell tower (XIV sec.).
“The world is a stage” is an occasion for the single viewer to turn into a spectator of himself, of the shapes, the colors and styles that he used to build the urban profile of today and the way it stands in the embracing natural landscape.
The project is meant to recreate an impromptu theater: it synthetizes geometrically the Ancient Greek Theater and the Futurist Teatro, as well as the sensory principles of visual cone and sound propagation. The red strikes against the green lawn and blue sky, and yet, from the inside seating through the ramp, just as the curtain of a Classical Italian Theater would.
And so welcome, ladies & gentlemen: today, on top of the bill, there is us.
