FLOAT
about gravity and heavy state of fluctuation.
soundtrack by composer Thomas Umbaca
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UNLIKE THE SUN, 1'45'', 2026
Music, film and choreography by v
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ANCIENT FOREBODING - 2023
"ancient foreboding" - 2023
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LA DISTANZA, 4'30'', 2025
Art Direction, Choreography and Sound: V
Performers: Erica Piatti, V
Premiere: Dominio Pubblico, ROMA - Teatro India - 2025
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stumbling on the sky on earth, 11'11'', 2024
extract of study process; on the geometry of existance and rhythmic ambivalence of silence
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MAZZORBO
A short film created following the discovery of Mazzorbo, a liminal space on the outskirts of the Venetian archipelago. The work stems from an immediate sense of belonging intertwined with a profound confrontation with an overwhelming sense of absence. The performative exploration of this place seeks not so much the formal beauty of movement but rather an understanding of the invisible natural forces that govern this environment.
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Atsalums
Music by Jēkabs Jančevskis, Riga Cathedral Choir School Mixed Choir, Jurģis Cābulis · 2020
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LA MEDESIMA SOSTANZA - 2024
"La medesima sostanza" is a silent dialogue. The cover image captures the fleeting passage of a butterfly across the frame, a rare moment recorded by the camera that takes on symbolic significance. It highlights both the uncontrollable nature of imagery and the unexpected interplay with the natural world.
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MY FAVOURITE THINGS
featuring a musical and video composition inspired by the renowned jazz standard My Favorite Things. Originally composed by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II for the musical The Sound of Music (Tutti insieme appassionatamente), My Favorite Things quickly gained popularity as a beloved Christmas song and has been recorded countless times by celebrated artists. The piece also became a seminal jazz standard, thanks in particular to the legendary saxophonist John Coltrane.
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PARADISO; A REASSURING NOSTALGIA - 2024
A brief, metaphorical, and abstract narrative that subtly alludes to death and its bittersweet, restless ambivalence.
Music and film by v
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LA DISTANZA CHE MI SEPARA DAL PIANETA - 2024
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ANIMATION
and others
LUCE
LUCE © - 2024
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I MINISTERI
I MINISTERI © - 2023
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PROGETTO LACRIMA
PROGETTO LACRIMA © - 2022
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DISPOSITIVO ZODIALCALE
An hardware-crafted soundscape serves as the backdrop for a mysterious fish choreography. For the first time, I defy the physical laws of motion through by the realm of dreams.
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LA DINASTIA DEGLI ANGELI ESTINTI
A mysterious ancient discovery of a collection of enigmatic postage stamps, brought to life through subtle hand-drawn interventions. Legend holds that they embody knowledge passed down by a now-extinct dynasty of angels...
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IL SOLE SPLENDE ANCHE DI NOTTE
Film realized shooting an old edition of the book ‘la Sirenetta’ by Hans Christian Andersen. The edition was print and bound in Tokyo, Japan, 1967, by T. Izawa, S. Hijitaka, Shiba Productions. The edition was released by Franco Raiteri Editore - Milano, 1967
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