17 – 21 April
10:00 to closing
Teatro Galli – Sala Grande
Installation

FABRICA is an investigation of the bodies of work, an archive of gestures and memories returned to the gaze through images, sounds and the body on stage. A dynamic, performative archive made of practices that difficult to harness in schemes, in cataloguing grids. An anachronic archive where epochs mix with temporal leaps, it is geography rather than history. It is, by its very nature, an anarchic archive: an anarchive. The word archive originates from the Greek archè (meaning antiquity, principle, but also authority, government), and the process linked to the ELP project – of which FABRICA is a part – overturns its sense, precisely because of its de-hierarchising nature, its openness to the free circulation and sharing of materials without ties to their original principle.

ANARCHIVIO FABRICA is a space to stop, look, read, talk and listen.

Bio

Paola Bianchi, a choreographer and dancer, has been active on the contemporary dance scene since the late 1980s. With her performances, she participates in national and international festivals. Bianchi wrote Corpo Politico. Distopia del gesto, utopia del movimento (Editoria & Spettacolo, 2014) and numerous short essays focusing on the theme of body and dance. In 2020, she won the Rete Critica Prize with ELP. 

Stefano Murgia is a musician and composer. His work revolves around the analogue and digital reworking of field recordings and other sounds sourced from mass media. In the audio-visual field, he made, together with Marco Halilovič, the feature film Rapina aggravata and is currently working on some videod-ance projects.

Credits

concept Paola Bianchi and Stefano Murgia
sound and video editing Stefano Murgia
created for the Ambienti Section of Teatri di Vetro 17
production PinDoc

Tickets

Free