L’immagine in tempo reale
Lecture
Duration: 2 hours
Wednesday, 18 September 2019 | 18:00 > 20:00 2019-09-18T18:00:00.000Z | Auditorium
“Live Cinema” is an experimental narrative technique applied to the video performance that produces a simultaneous and in real-time creation of sounds and images, where the traditional guidelines of narrative cinema, represented by the subjectivity photographed by the camera, expand in a wider horizon.
A talk that takes its cue from the book "Immagine in tempo reale" by Emanuele Ponzio to investigate this innovative practice that reflects the spirit of our era in which the technology has totally invaded every aspect of our lives and where the Live Cinema can be considered as one of the most representative forms of contemporary art.
Thanks to a program full of contents, international artists and a great attention to multiple audiences, make Live Cinema Festival, now in its 6th edition, a unique event of its kind worldwide. In fact there are no other festivals that promote this particular visual language in such a comprehensive way.
Features that can potentially make Live Cinema Festival an important attraction for cultural and international tourism in Rome.
A talk that takes its cue from the book "Immagine in tempo reale" by Emanuele Ponzio to investigate this innovative practice that reflects the spirit of our era in which the technology has totally invaded every aspect of our lives and where the Live Cinema can be considered as one of the most representative forms of contemporary art.
Thanks to a program full of contents, international artists and a great attention to multiple audiences, make Live Cinema Festival, now in its 6th edition, a unique event of its kind worldwide. In fact there are no other festivals that promote this particular visual language in such a comprehensive way.
Features that can potentially make Live Cinema Festival an important attraction for cultural and international tourism in Rome.
Author
Promoter, producer, coder, networks enthusiast is considered a guru of the new media and the digital arts world as well as a pioneer in the Audio Visual Performing Arts, he was born in Rome in 1970.
Very interested in any kind of avant-garde, costume, music, art and experimentation, it is updated on all sorts of innovation in art, technology and communication.
In 1996, with a background in house party organization from 1988, he founded and coordinates the various activities of Flyer Communication...
Ape5, as VJ and visualartist, is active since 2001 basing his performances on the research and experimentation of real-time video, interested in the interaction between arts and video and in the experimentation of glitch aesthetics of the sound.
He has taken part and has used his videos in many projects working with international artists all belonging to different spheres, from djing to theatre, from visual arts to dance.
He has counted his performances to be over 300 livesets...
Gazzano graduated in Contemporary History at University of Turin with a thesis under the supervision of Nicola Tranfaglia and Guido Aristarco. In 1986 he received a Ph.D. in Performing and Electronic Arts at Sapienza University of Rome.
He curated exhibitions, events and conferences in Italy and abroad. From 1984 to 1996 he curated the Videoart Festival in Locarno, one of the most prestigious international video art festivals at the time.[1][2]
He curated seminal exhibitions of video art pioneers...
Valentina Tanni (1976, Rome, Italy) is a contemporary art critic and curator. Her research is focused on the relationship between art and new media, with particular attention to Internet culture.
In 2002, she graduated in Art History from La Sapienza University in Rome with a master’s thesis on net art (Net Art.1994–2001), and in the following years she published a great number of articles, reviews and essays about new media art, web culture and contemporary art in general.
She is...
Luca Ruzza graduated in Theatrical Architecture at the Royal Danish Academy Of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1983, and in Architecture in Università degli studi La Sapienza in Rome in 1987.
He was a scholarship holder from 1981 to 1983 in the "Royal Danish Academy", he spend his apprenticeship at the Theatre Odin in Holstebro in Denmark where he created scenography for the "Hoxyrhintus Evangelet in 1995.
From 1988 to 2001 he taught Scenography at the faculty of Architecture in Rome with...
Architect, "hybrid" designer who is passionate about creativity and all kinds of experimental languages and "Underground" expression: counterculture, design and new media.
In 1997 he founded e'lab 000 reset project, an undergound event organization.
In 1999 he co-founded B_muvis videocrew, pioneers about vjing in Italy.
In 2001 gave his personal tribute to create FLxER vj mixer.
Vj since 1999, alongside with his crew and individually he performed with the best DJs on the world scene in the best parties and clubs in Italy.
In 2000...
V3rbo was born in 1977. Besides the use of painting techniques, typical of the graffiti culture in which he was raised in the 90s and the first drawings made with D-paint4 on Amiga500, the artist has introduced new visual rules celebrating writing and investigating its medial drifts. Beginning from an extensive study on lettering (such as the 2003 project "Lettering Studio Cross The Matrix") he has moved on to using other tools such as video projectors and the "FLxER", a...
Emiliano Paoletti graduated from the University of Bologna in contemporary European history. He is Head of Staff of the Vice Mayor and Deputy for Cultural Affair, and he has been Director of Zoneattive, The company that dealt with the production of the main city events and festivals on behalf of the Municipality of Rome.
For almost 20 years he has been working in the production of big events: festivals, art biennials, exhibitions and concerts. He has been working all...
Francesco Dobrovich graduated in political science from the University of Roma Tre and is a professor at the European Institute of Design (IED), specializing in urban culture, art and music. Francesco Dobrovich was art director at Videocittà, a project realized in the municipality of Rome, which proposed cinema 4.0, Fashion, Video Art, Video Factory, Unconventional Cinema, Videomapping.
He is also managing director and co-owner of NUfactory, an agency specializing in the fields of communication, events and audiovisuals, in contact...