Vento San Daniele

The experience conceived for the Sala del Tagliamento is articulated around different scenarios linked to moments of darkness, from night to night through sunrise, morning, day, evening, and sunset.
The projections, distributed over the entire theater box, are reflected in the two pools of water placed on either side of the walkway on which the spectator stands.
This day-long timelapse of 360° shots are taken on the Tagliamento river bed. The river crosses the footbridge perpendicularly, keeping the source (mountain) on the right and the mouth on the left.

The darkness is filled with animations dedicated to a starry sky in motion.
The drawings are getting richer and more evocative; images of fantastic constellations, zodiac signs and planets are coming along.
The sun rises on a landscape made with graphics and cut-out, lights and theatrical projections.
We recognize the course of the Tagliamento that winds upstream and downstream with an orientation identical to that of the 360 ° shots.

All the elements (voices, graphic signs, projections, shadow games) experience a paroxysmal crescendo. The entire view of the spectator is invaded by a choral suggestion of which the two winds are the undisputed protagonists.