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• ADAPTATION

  BY KATA RANKOVIC

  "Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers to herself" Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway 12 sempreviva seeds were grown at Belgrade balcony and after two months of adaptation, they were adopted by 12 women. This is a tribute to all women, to remind them that their "invisible" interior is their brightest aura. This movie shows the love we carry in the unique existence of a female body and soul, which is the main key to the eternal flame.
• I’M HERE

  BY Franko B

  Using innovative body mapping techniques of a film made up of thousands of found images, Franko B revisits his seminal bloodletting works for the first time in his practice. Each cut challenging the audience to confront their own history, a global history of war, abandonment, homophobia, freedom, displacement, famine and sex. In I’m Here, present but disembodied, Franko B provides a portrait of our failing society. As the artist bleeds for a world that is hemorrhaging to death, pain and nostalgia emit to expose how Franko B became who he is amongst all of the shit. “Every day I’m trying to make sense of my extended time here. The past is part of our present. It never left us but is evolving rather than repeating; it is continuing to allow us to make the same mistakes. I believe this is valid for both the personal and the political. I'm Here is trying to express these two connected worlds. It doesn’t revisit the past romantically or melancholically in the context of our political and social histories but questions and reinterprets it.” – Franko B
• OLTRE IL CORPO (BEYOND THE BODY)

  BY Kyrahm and Julia Pietrangeli

  The creation of a machine able to paint without the artist being present triggered the envy and admiration of Andy Warhol. “It’s the artwork that should speak and not the artist”, says a contemporary art mantra. But what happens when we investigate the role of performance art by interviewing artists whose physical presence is the fulcrum of their work? Is being an artist an innate condition, like the shamans - that you can either accept or dismiss - or is it the result of experience and valuable encounters? Beyond the Body is an intimate dialogue delving into the motivations that drive some protagonists of performance art to reveal their identity; and unveil their body; at times using their own (real) blood on stage through forms of expression uncompromising between life and death.