| “NOBODY NOBODY NOBODY It’s Ok Not To Be Ok” is an open process articulated through different actions, in public spaces, museums, theatres. Starting from the creation of a solo, it extends to collective experiences, through workshops and research paths in schools (Collective experience / Media Dance) |
NOBODY NOBODY NOBODY It’s Ok Not To Be Ok
(Appunti, celebrazioni e proteste di un corpo vulnerabile)
Creazione e Danza Daniele Ninarello
Accompagnamento alla creazione Elena Giannotti
Drammaturgia Gaia Clotilde Chernetich
Musica Daniele Ninarello
Elaborazioni sonore Saverio Lanza
Sguardo esternoVera Borghini
photo credit: Margherita Masè
Produzione Codeduomo / Compagnia Daniele Ninarello
Co-produzione Oriente Occidente
con il supporto di Fondazione Piemonte dal Vivo/ Circuito Regionale Multidisciplinare di Spettacolo dal Vivo, Lavanderia a Vapore/ Centro di Residenza per la Danza, Centro per la Scena Contemporanea – Bassano del Grappa e DiR – Dance in Residence Brandenburg, un progetto di cooperazione di fabrik moves Potsdam e TanzWERKSTATT Cottbus. Il programma è creato in cooperazione con Pro Potsdam, Bürgerhaus am Schlaatz, fabrik Potsdam e the Brandenburg State Museum of Modern Art | Dieselkraftwerk Cottbus e con il support di DIEHL+RITTER/TANZPAKT RECONNECT, fondato da the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture e the Media come parte di NEUSTART KULTUR, the State of Brandenburg, the City of Potsdam e the City of Cottbus.
Realizzato nell’ambito della ricerca sull’innovazione didattica del progetto Media Dance – Lavanderia a Vapore di Collegno.
In collaborazione con Mart – Museo di arte moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto, Atelier delle Arti Livorno.
photo credit: Margherita Masè
| to rise to the surface, the memories that are here now disappear. No more resistance: I name every wound, and I let the skin pronounce all traces which remain. I will care for this fractured body. I fuse with everyone, with every thing. I remain silent while everything around me responds. Empty empty empty empty, the whole front wall of my head, of my chest. Daniele Ninarello
Starting from the author’s own autobiographical experience, the work manifests itself as a totally open process, a discourse in dance which investigates memories and traces left on the body by our culture of control, violence and offences. The project is conceived as a series of “protest” actions, born from solitary and meditative reflections. Mantric practices developed over the past few months of social distancing to train the body and its skin, to release what it perceives it has retained, to announce its wounds and expose the authentic “living body”, offering its vulnerability as the condition which allows its revolution to progress. The goal is to replace the rigid postures of defense and control, with new fluid, permeable and transparent postures. The movements are articulated as a stream of consciousness of feelings and sensations, shared to express actions of protest. The body becomes a territory in which the thought of “Care” and the freed gestures meet to express a revolutionary impulse born from one’s own vulnerabilities: a body that dances, aiming to dissolve the tensions stratified over time. |
