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    GIUSEPPE CHIARI | LA LUCE

    GIUSEPPE CHIARI | LA LUCE

    Audiovisual installation based on a 1966 score
    Light and sound project: Agnese Banti, Francesco Giomi
    Technical implementation: Francesco Canavese, Francesco Vogli
    Production: Tempo Reale
    In collaboration with Frittelli Arte Contemporanea (Firenze)
    Thanks to: Marco Baldini Daniela Fantechi, Leonardo Rubboli, Luisa Santacesaria

    La Luce is an audiovisual installation designed by Tempo Reale in 2018 interpreting an original score by Giuseppe Chiari (La luce, 1966). First created for Artissima 2018 and initially set up at Turin’s Pinacoteca Agnelli, this is a new and site-specific version of this artist’s ante litteram minimalist composition. The installation offers a dialogue between gestures of noise and silence, duplicated in the relationship between light and darkness, triggering a reflection on the very meaning of music. Loudspeakers and light sources, placed within the dark space, are activated according to a specific score, thus creating a specific dramaturgical journey. All sound materials are drawn from the domain of electricity or from special sound landscapes.

    Dates:
    • 2018 – Torino, Pinacoteca Agnelli, in occasione di Artissima
    • 2019 – Firenze, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Sala Bartoletti, in occasione del ciclo Maggio Elettrico per il Tempo Reale Festival e il LXXXII Festival del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino (in collaborazione con Fabbrica Europa, con il sostegno di SIAE – Classici di Oggi 2018-19)
    • 2019 – Reggio Emilia, Teatro Valli, 2 novembre, in occasione di Festival Aperto
    • 2022 – Milano, Fabbrica Del Vapore, 24 settembre, in occasione di Vapore d’Estate, a cura di MMT Creative Lab, ore 18,00 – 18,30 – 19,45 – 20,15
    • 2022 – Pistoia, Palazzo Fabroni, 8 e 9 ottobre, in occasione della Giornata del Contemporaneo (AMACI), 10.30-17.30
    • 2023 – Torino, Galleria Guido Costa Project, 23 – 30 settembre, in occasione di TO LISTEN TO – Festival dell’ascolto sperimentale
    • 2026 – Roma, Mattatoio, 17-18 ottobre, Romaeuropa Festival

    Photo © Giulia Sarno