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SIMON LUCA BARBONI
SIMON LUCA BARBONI
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The performer Simon Luca took part in three residencies for the project ThisPLACED. He gathered objects, images, emotions, sounds and mixed them together to create his performance that comprises some key elements of the three regions.
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The work investigates the relationship of different elements rooted in the history of countries that have embraced artistic research (Manises, Wroclaw, and Polverigi) and how they are connected in a perpetual search for balance, albeit precarious.
The original ceramic work from Manises, weighing 145 grams, manages to maintain a stability and survival altogether, in a play of fragility, developments, and movement.
The ropes, originating from the Marche tradition due to their handmade construction, act as a counterweight and enter into relation with the ceramic thanks to bamboo canes typical of river areas, evoking the rivers that flow through the two cities: Turia and Odra.
A performance that becomes installation, in a process of creation that employs a language evoking a tension typical of the circus, in a perpetual instability that enhances the fragility of the whole.
SIMON LUCA BARBONI
Performance by and with: Simon Luca Barboni
Ropes: Jesi (AN)
Ceramics: Original artifact from Manises (SPAIN) Sounds: Turia River
Location: Villa Nappi, Polverigi (ITALY)
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The work investigates the relationship of different elements rooted in the history of countries that have embraced artistic research (Manises, Wroclaw, and Polverigi) and how they are connected in a perpetual search for balance, albeit precarious.
The original ceramic work from Manises, weighing 145 grams, manages to maintain a stability and survival altogether, in a play of fragility, developments, and movement.
The ropes, originating from the Marche tradition due to their handmade construction, act as a counterweight and enter into relation with the ceramic thanks to bamboo canes typical of river areas, evoking the rivers that flow through the two cities: Turia and Odra.
A performance that becomes installation, in a process of creation that employs a language evoking a tension typical of the circus, in a perpetual instability that enhances the fragility of the whole.
SIMON LUCA BARBONI
Performance by and with: Simon Luca Barboni
Ropes: Jesi (AN)
Ceramics: Original artifact from Manises (SPAIN) Sounds: Turia River
Location: Villa Nappi, Polverigi (ITALY)
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Fondazione Marche Cultura
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