ESPO: Singolare/Plurale

Study

Giovanna Rovedo

May 10, 2016 21:00

Stazione Leopolda di Firenze | IT


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The ticket also includes the shows by Mosè Risaliti, Tommaso Monza and Francesco Michele Laterza scheduled on the same evening.

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The research for this project goes through two intersecting lines and is based on a few key words:

Linea Umana (= human line). Proceeding from images and atmospheres,
whose key words are exposure, generality, post-industriality

Linea Fisica (= physical line). Research of a supporting technique,
whose key words are impulse, exposure, repetition

Every single artist has the possibility to hide him/herself through technique.
How to go beyond the three levels of exposure (ourselves, the other performer, the audience) and keep the same sincere impulse of expression?
Why not to try to expose the two dancers bodies, on the sacred scene?
Which taste emerges when the performers get closer to the audience, by breaking the well known “fourth wall”?
Which is the border between the audience and the dancer?

 

Giovanna Rovedo, dancer and anthropologist, graduated in Anthropology at the University La Sapienza in Rome. She also graduated at the Accademia Nazionale di Danza in Rome and then she continued her dance studies at the Martha Graham Dance School and at the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in New York.
In 2010 she moved to Berlin, where she started a project of research on the movement with Arthur Staldi at Labor Gras.
Between 2010 and 2015 she has been working with several companies in Italy and abroad, such as Umbra/Solis, WhyCompany, D’Amo’, Evidanse, Dimensionen, Ortoteatro and collaborated with the artist Nora Lux. In 2013 she created her first piece Località Presa 1, presented in Italy at the Spazio Libero (Napoli), Fondazione Varrone (Rieti), MAG (Perugia) and also at the Manabsheva Mission (India), at the 6time10 and at the NAHDRAN XXXVIII Ada Studio (Berlin).
In 2014, thanks to the prize Coreografi in Movimento (Napoli) she created her new work Dino. In 2015 she took part in the project The Reconciliation of Magik Salap, by Sharon Estacio, then she worked for Virgilio Sieni at the CSS (Udine) and with Laurent Chétouane for Gravities, presented at the Biennale Danza College, in Venice.

 

concept: Giovanna Rovedo
by and with Giovanna Rovedo, Michela Silvestrin
music: Yannick Franck, Nicolas Jaar
light design: Daniela Bestetti
project promoted and supported by Anghiari Dance Hub
residencies: Residenze Marche Spettacolo, Polverigi; Residenza Settimo Cielo/Teatro di Arsoli; Cie Evidanse, Spoleto; Dialoghi Arti Performative in Residenza a Villa Manin – CSS Teatro Stabile di Innovazione del Friuli Venezia Giulia, Udine

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