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Quaderni di Cultura e Progetto del Colore - Istituto Del Colore

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PROGETTO / PROJECT [ 1 2 (3 + 4) 5 6 ]<br />

create dalle performance dal vivo e pre-registrate <strong>del</strong>lo show.<br />

L’intenzione <strong>del</strong> concetto illuminotecnico <strong>di</strong> Karolina M. Zielinska era <strong>di</strong><br />

attirare e concentrare l’attenzione sugli artisti, sulle loro performance<br />

o su <strong>di</strong>versi oggetti e la riuscita <strong>di</strong> questo evento ha dovuto considerare<br />

aspetti ed elementi molto <strong>di</strong>versi fra <strong>di</strong> loro. La società iGuzzini è<br />

intervenuta in qualità <strong>di</strong> sponsor tecnico <strong>di</strong>etro precisa richiesta <strong>del</strong>la<br />

progettista.<br />

L’intento <strong>del</strong>lo spettacolo era quello <strong>di</strong> ricreare ambienti ed atmosfere<br />

magiche e surreali in cui si fondessero musica, danza ed immagine.<br />

L’intervento iGuzzini si è concentrato in modo particolare nella “Sala<br />

principale” dove i visitatori potevano scorgere attraverso tendaggi trasparenti<br />

altri ambienti, manufatti ed oggetti, come costumi fluttuanti<br />

sospesi a <strong>di</strong>verse altezze e lentamente ruotanti su un asse posto all’interno<br />

per creare un gioco continuo <strong>di</strong> luci e ombre sul pavimento <strong>di</strong> scena.<br />

Gli abiti, realizzati per l’occasione dalla stilista Amin Philips, erano<br />

illuminati dall’interno da apparecchi a LED <strong>di</strong> colore blu intenso, dando<br />

l’impressione che volassero nello spazio. In una stanza un attore leggeva<br />

alcuni brani tratti da Alice nel Paese <strong>del</strong>le Meraviglie e gli spettatori<br />

potevano sedersi al tavolo su cui le porcellane rotte <strong>di</strong> Alice ed i pasticcini<br />

erano illuminati da un Le Perroquet a basso voltaggio. Nell’angolo <strong>di</strong><br />

una stanza, due musicisti al piano e al violoncello suonavano accompagnando<br />

l’ingresso in scena dei danzatori e <strong>del</strong>le loro estemporanee coreografie<br />

ispirate alle <strong>di</strong>verse composizioni acustiche. Sopra lo spazio<br />

dei danzatori, dei proiettori Le Perroquet con apertura <strong>di</strong> 24° su binario<br />

creavano accenti <strong>di</strong> luce sul pavimento, permettendo anche <strong>di</strong> illuminare<br />

le pareti. Le Perroquet invece a basso voltaggio e con un’ apertura<br />

<strong>di</strong> 10°era puntato sulla tastiera e sul violoncello. Su vari schermi al<br />

centro <strong>del</strong>la stanza erano inoltre proiettate inquadrature <strong>del</strong>le mani sul<br />

piano riprese dal vivo durante la performance.<br />

Nella “Gallery” le fotografie sulla parete volevano ricreare le note su un<br />

pentagramma. La parete è stata illuminata in modo radente grazie ad<br />

apparecchi Linealuce che creano anche ombre suggestive.<br />

Danzare con la luce / Dancing with light<br />

and performance, live and prerecorded.<br />

The intention behind the lighting design, by Karolina M. Zielinska, was<br />

to draw attention to and focus on the artists, on their performances,<br />

or other visual objects, and the success of the exercise would depend<br />

on reconciling aspects and elements quite <strong>di</strong>fferent from one another.<br />

iGuzzini was involved as technical sponsor at the specific request of<br />

the designer. The aim of the show was to re-create settings and magical,<br />

surreal atmospheres in which music, dance and images could fuse<br />

together. iGuzzini was active especially in the ‘main hall’, where visitors<br />

where able to peer through transparent curtains into other rooms and<br />

see artefacts and objects, such as fluttering costumes suspended at<br />

various heights and turning slowly on an internal axis, creating a continuous<br />

interplay of light and shade on the floor beneath.<br />

The clothes, made for the occasion by designer Amin Philips, were lit<br />

from the inside by Led fixtures emitting an intense blue, which gave<br />

them the impression of flying through space.<br />

In one room, as an actor read passages from Alice in Wonderland, spectators<br />

could sit at the tea table on which Alice’s broken crockery and the<br />

cakes were illuminated by a low voltage Le Perroquet spot.<br />

In the corner of another room, two musicians playing piano and cello<br />

accompanied the entrance of dancers and their extemporised choreographic<br />

moves, inspired by the <strong>di</strong>fferent sounds they heard.<br />

Installed in the space above the dancers were track-mounted Le Perroquet<br />

spots with 24° beams, creating accents on the floor while also<br />

throwing light onto the walls.<br />

Other low voltage spotlight fixtures with 10 degree beam angles were<br />

positioned towards the keyboard and the cello. There were also screens<br />

in the middle of the room, onto which shots of the pianist’s hands were<br />

projected live during the performance. In the ‘Gallery’, photographs on<br />

the wall were designed to represent the notes on a stave. Linealuce fixtures<br />

were used to flood the wall with grazing light, while also creating<br />

atmospheric shadows.<br />

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COLORE 55<br />

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