Call me X

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 CALL ME X – Derive e approdi temporanei


photographic exhibition + videoinstallation
AnimalePolitico Project
motus  2011 ||| 2014 ||| 2068  

“In this new theatrical adventure we have chosen to move towards something that overthrows the natural sense of order, that yearns for change.”

It is with these words that Motus launched the project Animale Politico 2011>2068. The company is now returning to Santarcangelo, the place where it all began, in order to look backwards and outline the cartography of these intense years of research and encounters with “extraordinary women and men”. Call me X is an attempt to reassemble the images of the company’s latest theatrical and life adventure, represented by performative actions, workshops, residencies, public conferences and urban interventions. Motus embarks on a trip following the crumb trail of documents and relics left by the heterogenous endeavor that generated Nella Tempesta and Caliban Cannibal. What emerges is an artistic itinerary marked by temporary experiences and landscapes located inside an “elsewhere” that the company inhabits like a climbing plant, always on the edge.

 

Motus was founded in 1991 in Rimini by Enrico Casagrande and Daniela Nicolò. The company creates its own projects acting and reacting to the facts of everyday life, feeding on the contradictions of contemporaneity, translating and transforming them into powerful sources of reflection and provocation. Their work has acquired a relevant national and international reputation.
Among their most relevant works: X(ics) Racconti crudely della giovinezza and Syrma Antigónes that generated Alexis. A greek tragedy. AnimalePolitico Project explores the anxieties, impulses, images and projections related to the terrifying future.

From now on call us x.

call-me-x-manifesto

With Motus: Harfouche Maria, Gatta Annette, Malaussena Emilien, Mutombo Cajou, Ohrel Céline, Pagant Edouard, Parga Marie-José, Temples Emilienne, Yan- narou Faye, Akim Salami, Alessandro Polisco, Asemota Nosauktiare, Bilal Zerroiki, El Mahdi Mohammadi, Etienne Soussou Dejton, Farih Oussama, Fatoumata Diaby, Lisander Jaku, Sara Hamouda, Serge Aglii Kapeu, Tarek Alaija, Giacomo Garaffoni, Mohamed Ali Ltaief, Damiano, Ermelinda, Roberta Da Soller, Camilla Pin, Domenico Ingenito, Gianluca Panareo, Samuele Cestola, Giuseppe Innocente, Giorgio Casta- gna, Ilenia Caleo, Francesca Romana Di Santo, Sylvia de Fanti, Francesca Tommasoni, Paola Stella Minni, Laura Pizzirani, Ilaria Dalle Donne, Katiuscia Favilli, Valeria Usai, Camilla Carè, Arianna Romano, Carlo Antonicelli, Isabella Pinto, Laura Panait, Maria Giovanna Falcone, Fortunato Leccese, Giovanni De Monte, Daniele Pennati, Glen Caci, Adriano Saleri, Ugo Benini, Abril Pinedo Diaz, Ilaria Alice Tore, Daniela Duchi, Sofia Vigliar, Ksenija Martinovic, Cecilia Carponi, Marta Mattalia, Chiara Filippini, Olga Guseva, Carla Buttarazzi, Ciro Carlo Fico, Sarah De Pietro, Laura Ghirlandetti, Marta Buzi, Ilaria Mancia, Elisa Enti, Giorgina Pilozzi, Gianmarco, Adriano Mainolfi, Andrea La Bozzetta, Davide Tagliavini, Eleonora Marzani, Gianluca Cillo, Gianluca Panareo, Isabella Mongelli, Jacopo Belli, Marzia Delfini, Silvia Mazzavillani, Simone Zacchini, Valeria Ghignone, Vania Ybarra Alexandra B. Lefebvre, Isabelle Guichard, Thomas Mundiger, Simon Monette, Xavier Neszvecsko, Jade Barshee, Anna Basti, Irene Nerys Bonino, Aline Casagrande, Michele Degirolamo, Serena Dibiase, Eleni Efthymiou, Ruggero Franceschini, Montse Gabriel, Giulia Maninetti, Raffaella Men- chetti, Dario Muratore, Andrea Primignani, Elisabetta Scarano, Agnese Scotti, Vas- siliki Troufakou, Gisella Vitran, Renae Shadler.

Motus thanks Premio Ilaria Alpi and Associazione Riccione Teatro