Visioni del corpo: understanding contemporary art through auteur dance.
A “dancing encyclopedia” that speaks about the world through dance, placing the body at the center of humanity. A series of six cultural dissemination events that began in May 2024, resuming after the summer break with the new season at Fonderia. Connecting arts, movement, and current affairs, the meetings address themes of psychological well-being, the relationship with the city, the future, and ecology, through an experimental cultural medium.
Nicolas Ballario, journalist, curator, and cultural disseminator, introduces the theme of the debate, which, moving between dance and contemporary arts, reflects on the body from a different point of view each time. Each meeting is divided into six moments, dedicated to the works of six artists chosen to explore the main theme: renowned faces of contemporary art, well known to the general public. Each meeting will be interpreted by a choreographer from the contemporary scene, who will translate the suggestions of the discussed works into dance with an original performance, specifically designed for the project.
Fourth appointment: Friday 18 October h 20.30 at Fonderia
Il corpo muove (The body moves)
Talk withNicolas Ballario and Riccardo Buscarini
Choreographies by Riccardo Buscarini
Focus on Jackson Pollock, Nan Goldin, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Cindy Sherman, Studio Azzurro, Yōko Ono
Nicolas Ballario will present works related to “moving” art, that is, art that makes the artists move during creation or the audience when experiencing it (from Jackson Pollock to Nan Goldin, from Michelangelo Pistoletto to Yoko Ono). The evening will feature Riccardo Buscarini bringing some excerpts from Form O, a very recent work that is based on visual symmetries and asymmetries, and the effect that what we see creates in our body.
Addressing the theme of the body moved by passions, in a whirlwind of seductions and intrigues, Johan Inger’s Don Juan in VR will be presented, where the audience will fall into a dynamic flow that is difficult to resist.