There is always a "commander" and a performer .. the border is labile but clearly marked on the ground. The drawer captures and decides the movements of the dancer. The relationship between drawing and dancing is building up on this imaginary boundaries: we are not free to move, because we are forced by our internal rules or other’s rules. The only way out is an attempt to escape, the awareness that everything is a fiction and the world is fake. At the end, as in the Truman Show, the room opens because the "commander" decides to open it ..

Elena Bellantoni: italian artist, living and working in Berlin. She studied in Rome and at London University of Arts WCA (MA Fine Arts). She exhibited in Italy, Uk, Belgium, Greece, Chile and recently she had a solo show Transparenz at Weisser Elephant Galerie in Berlin. She is a founder member of 91 mQ art space. Her research focus on the relationship between the body and space, she studied dance theatre and Buto with Ko Morobushi, to develop her projects she uses different media: painting, installation and video.

Silvia Pietrangeli: she did her first step in sport world with the young national rhythmic team which participates in the World Championship Brussels (1992). After she started to study contemporary dance, with several teachers in Italy and Germany. In 2003, founded the Dance Company Varitmès, which leads staged numerous performances and choreography awards at various competitions of contemporary dance. Currently her choreographic research focuses on the interaction between dance, theatre and performing arts.

Suond Composer Fabrizio Nocci

“Destructurating Carmen“ by Marco Giani