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Improvvisazioni itineranti in Parco Sempione
Ariella Vidach
The audience will be guided through three performances held at different points in Parco Sempione. Total running time: 60'
Meeting place (4 pm): Parco Sempione entrance from Viale Luigi Camoens (next to Triennale Milano)
Free event. It is preferable to book
On this sixth iteration of the festival, FOG and Ariella Vidach, artistic director of the company AiEP, create a project specifically devised for public spaces, offering an opportunity to research the city’s landscape. Young dancers, supervised by the artist, perform improvised scores and site-specific interventions in the context of Parco Sempione. The search for a new relationship between body and nature, movement and urban space, intersects with the everyday quality of the metropolitan habitat, under the curious gaze of the citizens/spectators.
Ariella Vidach is a choreographer and dancer originally from Croatia, who trained in New York in the 1980s with key figures of American postmodern dance, including Trisha Brown, Twyla Tharp, Dana Reitz, Steve Paxton and Bill T. Jones. She started her creative work in New York, devising performances which were subsequently also presented in Europe. In 1990 she moved to Milan and in 1996 she founded the dance company AiEP, with Claudio Prati. She lives in Milan where she teaches at Scuola Paolo Grassi and Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera.
Ariella Vidach AiEP – Avventure in Elicottero Prodotti explores the use of new media in relation to the body and movement, creating exquisite and evocative multimedia works. The company’s works have been presented by leading theater and festivals in Italy and internationally.
Credits
artistic supervision: Ariella Vidach, with the collaboration of Claudio Prati
dancers: Simona Tedeschini (Follow), Violetta Cottini (Follow), Sofia Pazzocco (Follow), Rafael Candela (Senza titolo), Cecilia Francesca Croce (Silenziando)
production: Ariella Vidach AiEP – Avventure in Elicottero Prodotti, Triennale Milano Teatro
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