Adriano Bolognino/Körper | Come neve

According to legend, the crochet technique originated in a small town where a woman, fascinated by the spectacle of snowflakes falling on her windowsill, tried to reproduce the intricate pattern with a cotton thread and a large curved needle. In his latest work, Adriano Bolognino, among the most interesting names on the young contemporary performance scene, weaves dance into these suggestions in a choreography that transforms and alters bodies. Dancers in entirely crocheted embroidered dresses alternate sinuous twirls with excited movements, creating a texture to be contemplated absorbedly, like
watching a light snowfall from one’s window.

Choreography Adriano Bolognino
Dancers Rosaria Di Maro, Noemi Caricchia
Second cast Roberta Fanzini, Noemi Caricchia
Co-Production Körper – National Dance Production Center
/ Fondazione Teatro Comunale Cittàdi Vicenza – Festival Danza in
Network
With the support of Orsolina28, Nitja Senter samtidskunst, Italian
Institute of Culture in Oslo, and the Italian Embassy in Norway
Music Olafur Arnalds / Josin
Costumes Crochet Club, Naples
Thanks to C.A.M. Museum, Francesco Aurisicchio Photographer,
Mirko Ingrao with the support of KOMM TANZ/PASSO NORD residency project Compagnia Abbondanza/Bertoni
In collaboration with the Municipality of Rovereto