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MISE-EN-SCÈNE (18.10 2009-31.01 2010)
Pubblicato il 09/10/10
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Mise-en-scène literally means ‘staging’ and refers to the whole process of the arrangement of a scene for a theatrical production or movie involving direction, costumes, make up, facial expression, props, lighting etc. Stemming from the theatre, it also conjures up that part of cinematic process that takes place on the set, as opposed to montage, which takes place afterwards.
The visual
composition of a scene requires a long process of preparation, the relation of
people, objects and the construction of a physical environment for the action.
This aspect confers to these artists’ works a texture, a substance that lacks
in computer assembled pieces. But their final work and the process of making it
is even more important as it questions the nature and relationship between
performance, motion picture and the still image. Located on the crossway
between different media, these elaborate tableaux
vivants (or ‘animated pictures’) display a likewise sophisticate relation
between image, time and perception. However, in this exhibition we do not only
view a comparable approach to photography but we are also presented with
diverse solutions and aesthetics that light up an individual conceptual
process. And also each of the artists reveals the ability to synthesize and
draw from different languages creating a personal iconography. Commenti
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