Film 17:46 min
Cardboard, hand painted multiple dimensions
Woven, handstitched and sewn silk and cotton.
Weaving of eucalyptos and rope.
Screening at SET Alscot, London
Colaboration with Marie Roux
Documentation from the screening@SET
Still from film Francis
Film made during an art residency at Atelier A, Apricale, Italy, in collaboration with kids aged between 4-10 years old from a local school.
Using memory as a tool, a new, private, and collective version of the film “Flowers of Saint Francis” by Rossellini was made using moving image, and photography, to unravel a narrative that gradually unfolds around the 15 children and two characters that see their search of meaning and their narrative continuously defeated in favor of the incomplete, the aleatory. A group of 15 children is told to find, a fox, a whale, a bird, a leopard, an octopus, a river shrimp, a shark, and a bee; they try to manage the distribution of olives in the group and initiate a discussion on how they feel about nature leading to question their representation in the film.
