Synopsis
“I firmly believe in the future reconciliation of these two states, apparently so contradictory, which are dream and reality, in a kind of absolute reality, of surreality, if one may say so.” (André Breton, Manifesto of Surrealism.)
“Dreaming – RAM Phase” is a metaphor for the ability of sleep to process the experiences we accumulate during the day.
It is an immersion in a dream world featuring two entities, the sleeper and the echo of his sleep, who influence each other through a waltz of movements and a sharing of thoughts and emotions, symbols of a profound intimacy.
The creative research takes inspiration from Max Ernst's surrealist vision based on the generation of hypnagogic images.
What happens when imagination and sleep's ability to process experiences merge? A labyrinth of emotions, experiences, and memories takes shape, composing, outside of any conventional framework, an unpredictable dimension with a cartoonish aesthetic.
“Dreaming – RAM Phase” is an open book with blank pages, a story written with the ink of fantasy, whose meaning is not based on logic but on the drive of desires and fears that permeate every layer of thought.
Scheduled Events
“NID Platform open studios section”, Lavanderia a Vapore, Collegno (TO)
Event History
Sharing Mosaico Danza Living Lab, Turin
CROSS Project / CROSS Residence, an artistic residency program dedicated to contemporary performance practices
