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Giorgio Rossi<\/h3>\n

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Balocco (1992)<\/h3>\n

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choreographer and dancer<\/em> Giorgio Rossi<\/strong><\/p>\n

costumes<\/em> Giorgio Rossi<\/strong>
\nlighting <\/em> Mara Cugusi<\/strong>
\nmusic<\/em> Maurice Ravel\u201a Antonio de Curtis\u201a Milva\u201a Preizner<\/strong>
\ntext by<\/em> Giuseppe Ungaretti\u201a Isadora Duncan<\/strong><\/p>\n

special thanks to<\/em> Danio Manfredini\u201a Lorenzo Cherubini\u201a Graziano Migliacci\u201a Roberta Vacchetta\u201a Beatrice Giannini<\/strong>
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The movement of waves\u201a of winds\u201a of the earth is ever in the same lasting harmony. We do not stand on the beach and inquire of the ocean what was its movement in the past and what will be its movement in the future. We realize that the movement peculiar to its nature is eternal to its nature. The movement of the animals and birds remains alwais in correspondence to their nature\u201a the necessities and want of the nature\u201a and its correspondence to the earth nature. It is only when you put free animals under false restrictions that they lose the power of moving in harmony with nature\u201a and adopt a movement expressive of the restrictions placed on them.
\nSo it has been with civilized man. The movements of the savage\u201a who lived in freedom in constant touch with Nature\u201a were unrestricted\u201a natural and beatiful. Only the movements of the naked body con be perfectly natural. Man\u201a arrived at the end of civilization\u201a will have to return to nakedness\u201a not to the unconscious nakedness of the savage\u201a but to the conscious and acknowledged nakedness of the mature man\u201a whose body will be the harmonious expression of his spiritual being.
\nAnd the movements of this Man will be natural and beatiful like those of free animals.
\nIsadora Duncan
\nRed and blue<\/strong><\/p>\n

I have waited for you to rise up
\nColours of love
\nAnd now you reveal a childhood of
\nsky
\nIt offers the loveliest rose ever
\ndreamt of.<\/p>\n

Giuseppe Ungaretti (1928)<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

No longer burdened<\/strong><\/p>\n

For a God
\nThat laughs like a child
\nMany sparrows\u2013cries
\nMany dances in the boughs
\nA soul sheds its burden
\nThe fields have such tenderness
\nSuch modesty is restored to the eyes
\nHands like leaves
\nEnchanted in mid\u2013air\u2026
\nWho fears any longer\u201a who judges?<\/p>\n

Giuseppe Ungaretti (1934)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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Gallery<\/strong><\/p>\n