ROMA / Parco di Torre del Fiscale
Via dell’Acquedotto Felice 120
19 september 2025
H 18.00
PERFORMANCE | SITE SPECIFIC | DANZA
COSMORAMA is a gestural universe that opens up in an itinerant and diffuse journey, guided by two dancers that create an invisible and mimetic dance becoming a crossroad between the reliefs and the natural and artificial elements of the landscape.
Between far and close views, physical proximity and panoramic distance, lines, vanishing points and counterpoints, COSMORAMA welcomes the audience into a dance experience in nature, overturning the hierarchy of the gaze and accompanying in a collective ascent to rediscover living, observing, constructing and dancing together in the landscape.
Duration: 40 min
concept e coreografia: Nicola Galli
dance: Nicola Galli, Rafael Candela
dramaturg: Giulia Melandri
cured e promotion: Margherita Dotta
production: LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura, TIR Danza
Project performativo sostenuto attraverso la Residenza artistica curata da Margine Operativo, supportata dalla Rete Ecoritmi // Fondazione Roma Tre Teatro Palladium, Eticae, Margine Operativo // con il contributo del Ministero della Cultura – Next Generation EU
Bio Artista
Nicola Galli (1990) is a choreographer, dancer, and lighting and costume designer. He focuses on physical research, expressed through actions and devices ranging from choreography to performance, from installation to graphic and visual design. Since 2010, he has been developing a choreographic investigation focused on the relationship between man and nature. Starting from the natural sciences, geometry and astronomy, his gaze is fascinated by human anatomy, proportion and detail. In his work, light and sound interact with the body, the radiant centre of an artistic discourse, which takes the form of a scenic sensibility devoted to the exploration of movement as a hybrid panorama of knowledge. Since 2014, he has been an artist supported by the production company TIR Danza, and in 2018 he won the Danza & Danza award for best emerging choreographer.
