April 30, 2026 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Cango, 25 Santa Maria Street

Nanou’s language arises from the encounter between two practices that share the body as a site of construction.
Rhuena Bracci’s work focuses on the relationship between flesh and time. The body is understood as sensitive matter, traversed by states, intensities and transformations. The practice investigates a threshold: a body no longer everyday, but not yet performative, in which movement is organized from a perceptual availability and a quality of presence. Marco Valerio Amico’s work develops as the construction of a choreographic system. The body is traversed by rules, devices and conditions that generate organizations of movement. It is a matter of activating a language: an alphabet that is composed over time, where choreography emerges as a flexible structure, shared and continuously rewritten.
In the workshop, these two directions intertwine: on the one hand the emergence of a state of the body, on the other the construction of a choreographic system. The work proceeds by accumulation, detour and listening, relating structure and sensibility, rule and transformation.
The workshop is free by reservation.

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