Two days of actions for the general public with the presence of artists Mohammad Al Faraj, Moza Almatrooshi, Matilde Cerruti Quara, Ufuoma Essi, Lamin Fofana, Invernomuto, and Lea Porsager.

Castello di Rivoli presents two new autumn dates of “Dwelling Museum.” This system promotes experimental approaches that bridge numerous disciplines, the place visible artwork intersects with different modern languages, akin to cinema, dance, and music. The mission explores the twin nature of the phrase “reside,” emphasizing the inseparable connection between artwork and viewers participation inside the Museum’s areas.

The occasions will happen on Saturday, September 28, and Saturday, October 12, 2024—AMACI Giornata del Contemporaneo | Italian Modern Artwork—providing to the general public a collection of actions that includes worldwide artists. The 2 occasions are devoted to the theme of “Erratic Our bodies”—a title borrowed from the glacial erratics within the morainic panorama of the Val di Susa—and are curated by Giulia Colletti.

Transported by Alpine glaciers to the valley flooring through the Ice Age, these lots, deposited in surprising areas throughout the Piedmont area, typically grew to become objects of worship and sacred rituals, leaving traces in native folklore. Composed of sediments distinct from their surrounding setting, glacial erratics function witnesses to an uncommon journey. They thus embody a state of being “misplaced” of their context, prompting reflections on modern problems with migration and transition for each human and non-human our bodies, in addition to the challenges posed by previous and current local weather adjustments.

The artists featured over the 2 days are Mohammad Al Faraj, Moza Almatrooshi, Matilde Cerruti Quara, Ufuoma Essi, Lamin Fofana, Invernomuto, and Lea Porsager.

This system blends social rituals, immaterial archives, and numerous cultural languages and approaches, exploring, over the 2 days, the importance of collective reminiscence—not as a mere sum of particular person experiences, however as a technique of shared narrative that cements a typical id. By selling the convergence of transdisciplinary analysis, the occasions spotlight how performing arts, in addition to residing our bodies, don’t exist inside a confined house however take form and which means of their erratic existence, regularly shifting route and drawing from the overcoming of geographical, disciplinary, and imposed classifications.

The schedule consists of numerous creative interventions addressing each particular person and collective challenges associated to the erasure and rehabilitation of historic narratives. The main focus is on motion, each bodily and imaginative, with analysis exploring transitions, boundary crossings, and the creativeness of different worlds, embracing a state of non-public and collective metamorphosis.

at Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Turin
Saturday, September 28, 2024 – Erratic Our bodies I
Saturday, October 12, 2024 – AMACI Giornata del Contemporaneo | Italian Modern Artwork – Erratic Our bodies II