In the Space Between
NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
Multimedia installation
May 6th > 8th
17:00 - 21:00
Fabbrica del Vapore
Careof
Three large screens host a series of screenings centred on the annual theme of ‘Extreme Environments‘, which is understood as an exploration of extreme, unconventional or liminal situations, practices, spaces and conditions capable of generating new creative approaches. Topics include physical landscapes, digital ecosystems, inner space, contexts of identity, pressing contemporary issues, war scenarios, environmental crises, resource scarcity, information overload and the impact of artificial intelligence on our society.
► On 8 May at 7.00 pm, the exhibition will feature a live performance by the Semi Dish Orchestra.
The Semi Dish Orchestra is a constantly evolving collective performance system comprising digital instruments designed to coexist within the same sound space. It is not a traditional orchestra: there are no assigned parts or stable performance hierarchies. Sound is not treated as individual expression, but as matter and relationship. Rather than constructing a linear narrative, the Semi Dish Orchestra maintains an active, unstable and reactive sound environment in which each element exists only through the others.
In the Space Between is a multimedia installation created by students from the Advanced Two-Year Program in Creative Media Production, guided by faculty members Paolo Ranieri and Rino Stefano Tagliafierro (Karmachina), Filippo Marta, and Vinicio Bordin, under the supervision of Course Leader Michele Aquila.
The Semi Dish Orchestra is a project curated by Guido Tattoni, Director of NABA, together with Natalia Polvani and Arianna Puccio, faculty members of the Multimedia Languages course, and a selected group of students from the Advanced Programs in Creative Media Production and Digital and Live Performance.
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Free admission without reservation
Accessibility
The installation uses flashing lights and strobes that may cause discomfort or epileptic seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy. We recommend that you assess your own suitability before viewing.
The event is accessible to people with reduced mobility.