This short film proposes an oneiric voyage through the 57th International Art Exhibition in Venice, where we visit the Glass and Bone Sculptures 1977 – 2017 exhibit by Jan Fabre. Spectator Zero enters a deserted abbey at the heart of Venice, where she discovers sculptures and installations made from only two types of materials: glass and bone. Through her gaze, the spectators travel between death and metamorphosis, sharing the thoughts of one of the most influential artists of the last decades, for whom art, science, and religion are interwoven : Jan Fabre.
Also presented:
36th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2018)
36th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2018)
| Director | Giulio Boato |
| Author | Giulio Boato |
| Editing | Giulio Boato |
| Cast | Carlotta Pircher |
| Voice | Juliette Fabre |
| Cinematography | Giulio Boato |
| Music | Lorenzo Danesin |
Image tirée du film Glass and Bones // Image from the film Glass and Bones
Image tirée du film Glass and Bones // Image from the film Glass and Bones
Affiche du film // Film’s poster
Production
Giulio Boato
Giulio Boato, born in Venice in 1988, is film and theatre director. Graduated in Performing arts (IUAV University of Venice and Bologna University), he directs in 2014 his first documentary film, presented at several festivals in Europe, America and Asia, awarded as best film on art at the festival Video Conversations, Rome 2015. He works in cinema and theatre with La Compagnie des Indes (Paris), Alchemy/Phil Griffin (London), Troubleyn et Angelos/Jan Fabre (Antwerp), Socìetas/Romeo Castellucci (Cesena), Dumb Type/Shiro Takatani (Kyoto), Post Scriptum Company (Brussels) et DOYOUDaDA (Venice-Bordeaux) which he co-founded.
Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Glass and Bones (2017); THEATRON. Romeo Castellucci (2017); Among Spiritual Guards (2016); Surrender (2016); Jan Fabre. Beyond the artist (2014−2015); Bionet (2014)
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