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final exhibition: work in progress
Through performative intervention the artist intruded in the event “Experitivo”, organized by Sakiko Sugawa, in which fellow residents interacted with the people of Biella. Acting as one of the event’s participants, the artist took the role of an “expert in Cittadellartare” and filmed the “client’s” reactions as she explained them what Cittadellarte was. They were then asked to fill in a questionnaire about it and were finally given a “certificate of attendance with distinction”.

final exhibition: work in progress
On the walls T-shirts are displayed in a cross-like manner.
The slogan: “ACCESS CODE // a4srt”
A uniform for a hypothetical society who share the same ideology and values. » Read the rest of this entry «

Final exhibition: work in progress
In the workshop ‘Theatre and Democracy’, residents spent three days attempting to construct a democratic society system through directed performative actions.
The workshop scenario is replicated in the exhibition: video monitors take the place of residents to reveal and question ideas of initiation, leadership, campaigning.

final exhibition: work in progress
A video installation of different moments, actions and interventions created by the artist during the residency. It explores concepts of intrusion and deconstruction to reveal realities that are often invisible and more complex than the eye initially perceives. » Read the rest of this entry «

I worked with a Bulgarian film-maker and a Serbian artist to make this - a fictional News site full of Eastern Europe conspirational news and with my film “Looking for Maya Nagari” on the front page! – of course, it’s work in progress.
Using the CMS Drupal, I have now Linux and all sorts of free software installed in my laptop and I am 50% converted!
note: don’t forget to check the weather forecast… » Read the rest of this entry «

as a continuation to “Looking for Maya Nagari”, I have made a public space intrusive intervention in the city of Biella in the form of “missing people” posters that has stirred up reactions in the general public and the press.

as a result of my video submission to the festival, I have been commissioned to make the video documentary of the Festival with a fellow resident who helped me with my film.

on the side, and because I cannot resist challenges, I made a video for the International Festival of Videotales for the Promotion of the Territory.
The fictional documentary 15 min. film “Looking for Maya Nagari” is in the final selection for competition and will be shown in the Festival at the Fondazione 11-13 September. You are all welcome to visit!