Nomadic Book is a publication curated by Filippo Andreatta and Sarah Messerschmidt, and published by bruno. It expands on the first five editions of the Nomadic School: a multiplicity of voices and contributions outlines its contours, revealing the Alps as a place where different organisms interact to generate unexpected and surprising connections. Alongside the book, […]
In this workshop Maria Isidora Vincentelli shares her physical practice and the performance research she is working on during the residency. She offers a techniqual class of embodied voice practice and dance improvisation as a way into exploration of two characters, two energies: Pan; who represents enchantment, wildness and resonance, and The Fawn; who symbolises […]
Nomadic School is an alternative mentorship programme rooted in the Alps and artistic practice. Started in 2020, the school emerged around the Little Fun Palace trailer, nomadic and flexible architecture inspired by architect Cedric Price and theatremaker Joan Littlewood’s Fun Palace. Created by OHT with the intention of fostering exchange among people and bridging the […]
Nomadic Residency is a threshold of passages, a living, symbolic spine where artists and collectives invited by OHT move in resonance, expanding and deepening the ever-evolving research set in motion by the Nomadic School. Maria Isidora Vincentelli TO FAWN THE FAUN To fawn the faun is a poetic, research-driven inquiry into enchantment, transaction and relational […]
HOW TO EAT A MOUNTAIN The screenplay Imagine a Place, written as a contribution to A Nomadic Book, becomes the starting point for exploring the connections between inner and outer landscapes and the boundaries between dreamt, remembered and lived terrains, both physical and those evoked through music. Accompanied by cinematographer Amanda Muisyo, Bekele traversed the Alta Via Dolomiti 1 trail, […]
Horror cinema and feminine Conceived as an open moment of exchange, preparatory to artistic research, the workshop led by Carolina Cappelli—participant in the Nomadic School 2020—unfolds through an introduction to genre cinema and gender roles, inviting a collective reflection on the representation of female characters and on the figure of the female spectator in horror […]
